Web Scraping 200 PRODUCTS
#Web Scraping200 PRODUCTS
library(rvest)
library(dplyr)##
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## intersect, setdiff, setequal, unionlibrary(polite)
library(stringr)
library(httr)
url <- "https://www.amazon.co.uk/b/?node=13978262031&ref_=Oct_d_odnav_300703&pd_rd_w=cmdmk&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=J8QWJKKB1ZEDHB1NJXBQ&pd_rd_wg=gk7DE&pd_rd_r=9fef13c7-e7f2-4617-b4ec-62edfbc2d9ca"
session <- bow(url, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session## <polite session> https://www.amazon.co.uk/b/?node=13978262031&ref_=Oct_d_odnav_300703&pd_rd_w=cmdmk&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=J8QWJKKB1ZEDHB1NJXBQ&pd_rd_wg=gk7DE&pd_rd_r=9fef13c7-e7f2-4617-b4ec-62edfbc2d9ca
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 106 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentsession_1 <- session ("https://www.amazon.co.uk/b/?node=13978262031&ref_=Oct_d_odnav_300703&pd_rd_w=cmdmk&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=J8QWJKKB1ZEDHB1NJXBQ&pd_rd_wg=gk7DE&pd_rd_r=9fef13c7-e7f2-4617-b4ec-62edfbc2d9ca")
#Name
name1 <- session_1 %>%
html_nodes("h2") %>%
html_text()
names<- name1[1:50]
names## [1] "Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White "
## [2] "Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) "
## [3] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise "
## [4] "Nintendo LEGO Harry Potter Collection Switch Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) "
## [5] "Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) & Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch) "
## [6] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch) "
## [7] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe "
## [8] "Nintendo"
## [9] "Switch OLED - White "
## [10] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe "
## [11] "30 In 1 Game Collection Vol 2 (Nintendo Switch) "
## [12] "Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White & Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch) "
## [13] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Coral + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe "
## [14] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Coral + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch) "
## [15] "Perky Little Things (Nintendo Switch) "
## [16] "Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga & Palkia Edition "
## [17] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch) "
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price1 <- session_1 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-price") %>%
html_text()
prices1<- price1[1:50]
prices1## [1] "£299.99£299.99" "£299.99£299.99" "£274.95£274.95" "£289.00£289.00"
## [5] "£258.98£258.98" "£196.30£196.30" "£26.18£26.18" "£29.99£29.99"
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ratings1 <- session_1 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.s-underline-text") %>%
html_text()
rate<- ratings1[1:50]
rate## [1] "2,326" "449" "3,653" "17" "268" "9" "27,639" "160"
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reviews1 <- session_1 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
rev<- reviews1[1:50]
rev## [1] "4.8 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.8 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "4.8 out of 5 stars" "4.8 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "4.8 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "4.9 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars"
## [13] "4.3 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars"
## [16] "4 Stars & Up" "3 Stars & Up" "2 Stars & Up"
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Name = names,
Price =prices1,
Ratings = rate,
Reviews = rev
)
framedf1## Name
## 1 Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White
## 2 Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue)
## 3 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
## 4 Nintendo LEGO Harry Potter Collection Switch Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue)
## 5 Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) & Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)
## 6 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch)
## 7 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe
## 8 Nintendo
## 9 Switch OLED - White
## 10 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
## 11 30 In 1 Game Collection Vol 2 (Nintendo Switch)
## 12 Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White & Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)
## 13 Nintendo Switch Lite - Coral + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
## 14 Nintendo Switch Lite - Coral + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch)
## 15 Perky Little Things (Nintendo Switch)
## 16 Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga & Palkia Edition
## 17 Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch)
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## Price Ratings Reviews
## 1 £299.99£299.99 2,326 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 2 £299.99£299.99 449 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 3 £274.95£274.95 3,653 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 4 £289.00£289.00 17 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 5 £258.98£258.98 268 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 6 £196.30£196.30 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 £26.18£26.18 27,639 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 8 £29.99£29.99 160 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 9 £29.98£29.98 1,535 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 10 £247.23£247.23 14 4.9 out of 5 stars
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## 12 <NA> 265 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 13 <NA> 448 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 14 <NA> 1,039 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 15 <NA> 159 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 16 <NA> <NA> 4 Stars & Up
## 17 <NA> <NA> 3 Stars & Up
## 18 <NA> <NA> 2 Stars & Up
## 19 <NA> <NA> 1 Star & Up
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## 1 Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White
## 2 Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue)
## 3 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise
## 4 Nintendo LEGO Harry Potter Collection Switch Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue)
## 5 Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) & Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)
## 6 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch)
## 7 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe
## 8 Nintendo
## 9 Switch OLED - White
## 10 Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
## 11 30 In 1 Game Collection Vol 2 (Nintendo Switch)
## 12 Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White & Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)
## 13 Nintendo Switch Lite - Coral + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
## 14 Nintendo Switch Lite - Coral + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch)
## 15 Perky Little Things (Nintendo Switch)
## 16 Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga & Palkia Edition
## 17 Nintendo Switch Lite - Yellow + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch)
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## Price Ratings Reviews
## 1 £299.99£299.99 2,326 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 2 £299.99£299.99 449 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 3 £274.95£274.95 3,653 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 4 £289.00£289.00 17 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 5 £258.98£258.98 268 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 6 £196.30£196.30 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 £26.18£26.18 27,639 4.8 out of 5 stars
## 8 £29.99£29.99 160 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 9 £29.98£29.98 1,535 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 10 £247.23£247.23 14 4.9 out of 5 stars
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## 12 <NA> 265 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 13 <NA> 448 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 14 <NA> 1,039 4.7 out of 5 stars
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## 50 <NA> <NA> <NA>url2 <- "https://www.amazon.co.uk/b/?node=13978690031&ref_=Oct_d_odnav_300703&pd_rd_w=cmdmk&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=J8QWJKKB1ZEDHB1NJXBQ&pd_rd_wg=gk7DE&pd_rd_r=9fef13c7-e7f2-4617-b4ec-62edfbc2d9ca"
session_2 <- bow(url2, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session_2## <polite session> https://www.amazon.co.uk/b/?node=13978690031&ref_=Oct_d_odnav_300703&pd_rd_w=cmdmk&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=J8QWJKKB1ZEDHB1NJXBQ&pd_rd_wg=gk7DE&pd_rd_r=9fef13c7-e7f2-4617-b4ec-62edfbc2d9ca
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 106 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentsession_2 <- session("https://www.amazon.co.uk/b/?node=13978690031&ref_=Oct_d_odnav_300703&pd_rd_w=cmdmk&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=J8QWJKKB1ZEDHB1NJXBQ&pd_rd_wg=gk7DE&pd_rd_r=9fef13c7-e7f2-4617-b4ec-62edfbc2d9ca")
#Name
name2 <- session_2 %>%
html_nodes("h2") %>%
html_text()
names2<- name2[1:50]
names2## [1] "Xbox One S 1TB Console, 1 White Controller, Gpu 1 Mo For 1Gbp Dash Offer (Xbox One) "
## [2] "Avolusion HDDGear (HDDGU3-10TB-XBOX) 10TB USB 3.0 External Gaming Hard Drive (Xbox Pre-Formatted for Xbox ONE X) - 2 Year Warranty "
## [3] "Xbox One S 1TB Forza Horizon 4 console "
## [4] "Microsoft Xbox One Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians Bundle - game consoles (Xbox One, HDD, Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition, HDMI) "
## [5] "Xbox One S 1TB Console - Gears 5 Bundle "
## [6] "Xbox One White Console with Sunset Overdrive "
## [7] "Xbox One S 1TB + White Xbox Controller, 1 month Xbox Game Pass & 14 days Xbox Live Gold "
## [8] "NBA 2K22 PEGI - [Xbox One] "
## [9] "Microsoft Console Xbox One + Kinect 500 Gb Black "
## [10] "Bionik Quickshot Pro for Xbox One: Custom Grip and Dual Trigger Locks for Faster Shots and Improved Gameplay- BNK-9076 - Xbox One, Black "
## [11] "Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console - Battlefield V Bundle - Xbox One - Black (Renewed) "
## [12] "Xbox One S 2TB Console - Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle(US Version, Imported) "
## [13] "Microsoft Xbox One S 500gb Deep Blue Bundle "
## [14] "Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller - Cosmos Nova & Injustice 2: Legendary Edition Bundle (Renewed) "
## [15] "Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with Chat Headset & Forza Motorsport 6 Bundle (Renewed) "
## [16] "Microsoft Xbox One X 2TB SSHD Enhanced Gears 5 Limited Edition Arctic Blue Console, Gears 5 Ultimate Edition with Gears of War Complete Games Collection, 1 Month Xbox Live Gold and Game Pass Bundle "
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price2 <- session_2 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-price") %>%
html_text()
prices2<- price2[1:50]
prices2## [1] "£108.64£108.64" "£15.72£15.72" "£22.91£22.91" NA
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ratings2 <- session_2 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.s-underline-text") %>%
html_text()
rate2<- ratings2[1:50]
rate2## [1] "194" "13" "392" "100" "132" "148" "1,221" "64" "63"
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reviews2 <- session_2 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
rev2<- reviews2[1:50]
rev2## [1] "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.2 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "4.2 out of 5 stars" "4.1 out of 5 stars" "3.8 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "4.3 out of 5 stars" "3.9 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "4.0 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4 Stars & Up"
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Name = names2,
Price = prices2,
Ratings = rate2,
Reviews = rev2
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framedf2## Name
## 1 Xbox One S 1TB Console, 1 White Controller, Gpu 1 Mo For 1Gbp Dash Offer (Xbox One)
## 2 Avolusion HDDGear (HDDGU3-10TB-XBOX) 10TB USB 3.0 External Gaming Hard Drive (Xbox Pre-Formatted for Xbox ONE X) - 2 Year Warranty
## 3 Xbox One S 1TB Forza Horizon 4 console
## 4 Microsoft Xbox One Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians Bundle - game consoles (Xbox One, HDD, Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition, HDMI)
## 5 Xbox One S 1TB Console - Gears 5 Bundle
## 6 Xbox One White Console with Sunset Overdrive
## 7 Xbox One S 1TB + White Xbox Controller, 1 month Xbox Game Pass & 14 days Xbox Live Gold
## 8 NBA 2K22 PEGI - [Xbox One]
## 9 Microsoft Console Xbox One + Kinect 500 Gb Black
## 10 Bionik Quickshot Pro for Xbox One: Custom Grip and Dual Trigger Locks for Faster Shots and Improved Gameplay- BNK-9076 - Xbox One, Black
## 11 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console - Battlefield V Bundle - Xbox One - Black (Renewed)
## 12 Xbox One S 2TB Console - Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle(US Version, Imported)
## 13 Microsoft Xbox One S 500gb Deep Blue Bundle
## 14 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller - Cosmos Nova & Injustice 2: Legendary Edition Bundle (Renewed)
## 15 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with Chat Headset & Forza Motorsport 6 Bundle (Renewed)
## 16 Microsoft Xbox One X 2TB SSHD Enhanced Gears 5 Limited Edition Arctic Blue Console, Gears 5 Ultimate Edition with Gears of War Complete Games Collection, 1 Month Xbox Live Gold and Game Pass Bundle
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## Price Ratings Reviews
## 1 £108.64£108.64 194 4.5 out of 5 stars
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## 1 Xbox One S 1TB Console, 1 White Controller, Gpu 1 Mo For 1Gbp Dash Offer (Xbox One)
## 2 Avolusion HDDGear (HDDGU3-10TB-XBOX) 10TB USB 3.0 External Gaming Hard Drive (Xbox Pre-Formatted for Xbox ONE X) - 2 Year Warranty
## 3 Xbox One S 1TB Forza Horizon 4 console
## 4 Microsoft Xbox One Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians Bundle - game consoles (Xbox One, HDD, Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition, HDMI)
## 5 Xbox One S 1TB Console - Gears 5 Bundle
## 6 Xbox One White Console with Sunset Overdrive
## 7 Xbox One S 1TB + White Xbox Controller, 1 month Xbox Game Pass & 14 days Xbox Live Gold
## 8 NBA 2K22 PEGI - [Xbox One]
## 9 Microsoft Console Xbox One + Kinect 500 Gb Black
## 10 Bionik Quickshot Pro for Xbox One: Custom Grip and Dual Trigger Locks for Faster Shots and Improved Gameplay- BNK-9076 - Xbox One, Black
## 11 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console - Battlefield V Bundle - Xbox One - Black (Renewed)
## 12 Xbox One S 2TB Console - Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle(US Version, Imported)
## 13 Microsoft Xbox One S 500gb Deep Blue Bundle
## 14 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller - Cosmos Nova & Injustice 2: Legendary Edition Bundle (Renewed)
## 15 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with Chat Headset & Forza Motorsport 6 Bundle (Renewed)
## 16 Microsoft Xbox One X 2TB SSHD Enhanced Gears 5 Limited Edition Arctic Blue Console, Gears 5 Ultimate Edition with Gears of War Complete Games Collection, 1 Month Xbox Live Gold and Game Pass Bundle
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## Price Ratings Reviews
## 1 £108.64£108.64 194 4.5 out of 5 stars
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## 3 £22.91£22.91 392 4.4 out of 5 stars
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## 50 <NA> <NA> <NA>url3 <- "https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?rh=n%3A13978266031&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&rd=1&ref=Oct_d_odnav_300703"
session_3 <- bow(url3, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session_3## <polite session> https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?rh=n%3A13978266031&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&rd=1&ref=Oct_d_odnav_300703
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 106 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentlibrary(rvest)
library(stringr)
library(httr2)
library(httr)
session_3 <- session("https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?rh=n%3A13978266031&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&rd=1&ref=Oct_d_odnav_300703")
#Name
name3 <- session_3 %>%
html_nodes("h2") %>%
html_text()
names3<- name3[1:24]
names3## [1] "Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black "
## [2] "HyperX Cloud II – Gaming Headset PC/PS4/PS5, Red "
## [3] "SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation - Infinity Power System - ClearCast Gen 2 Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile "
## [4] "Toshiba Canvio Partner 2TB Portable 2.5\" External HDD, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Mac and Windows Compatible, USB Powered "
## [5] "Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black "
## [6] "Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black "
## [7] "Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black "
## [8] "HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame "
## [9] "Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Classic Black "
## [10] "SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C - English QWERTY Layout "
## [11] "Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows "
## [12] "Razer Viper V2 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (30K DPI Optical Sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Gen-3 Optical Mouse Switches, 5 DPI Options) Black "
## [13] "SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset — 360° Spatial Audio — 2.4GHz High-Speed Wireless — 36 Hr Battery — USB-C — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch "
## [14] "CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black "
## [15] "Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals Plus Gear Shifter Bundle (Xbox One & PC) UK-Plug "
## [16] "SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard - 10-Zone RGB Illumination - Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest - English Qwerty Layout PC, Standard "
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price3 <- session_3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-price") %>%
html_text()
prices3<- price3[1:24]
prices3## [1] "£34.00£34.00" "£59.99£59.99" "£268.99£268.99" "£329.99£329.99"
## [5] "£58.99£58.99" "£69.99£69.99" "£117.99£117.99" "£149.99£149.99"
## [9] "£39.99£39.99" "£69.99£69.99" "£129.00£129.00" "£169.99£169.99"
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ratings3 <- session_3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.s-underline-text") %>%
html_text()
rate3<- ratings3[1:24]
rate3## [1] "16,185" "60,932" "1,534" "99,412" "27,092" "8,453" "20,728" "3,196"
## [9] "10,360" "5,722" "3,036" "20,433" "70" "519" "1,370" "1,135"
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reviews3 <- session_3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
rev3<- reviews3[1:24]
rev3## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "4.6 out of 5 stars" "4.3 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.6 out of 5 stars"
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## [10] "4.3 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars"
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## [22] NA NA NAframedf3 <- data.frame(
Name = names3,
Price = prices3,
Rating = rate3,
Reviews = rev3
)
framedf3## Name
## 1 Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black
## 2 HyperX Cloud II – Gaming Headset PC/PS4/PS5, Red
## 3 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation - Infinity Power System - ClearCast Gen 2 Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
## 4 Toshiba Canvio Partner 2TB Portable 2.5" External HDD, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Mac and Windows Compatible, USB Powered
## 5 Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black
## 6 Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black
## 7 Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black
## 8 HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame
## 9 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Classic Black
## 10 SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C - English QWERTY Layout
## 11 Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows
## 12 Razer Viper V2 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (30K DPI Optical Sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Gen-3 Optical Mouse Switches, 5 DPI Options) Black
## 13 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset — 360° Spatial Audio — 2.4GHz High-Speed Wireless — 36 Hr Battery — USB-C — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch
## 14 CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black
## 15 Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals Plus Gear Shifter Bundle (Xbox One & PC) UK-Plug
## 16 SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard - 10-Zone RGB Illumination - Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest - English Qwerty Layout PC, Standard
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## Price Rating Reviews
## 1 £34.00£34.00 16,185 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 £59.99£59.99 60,932 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 3 £268.99£268.99 1,534 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 4 £329.99£329.99 99,412 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 5 £58.99£58.99 27,092 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 6 £69.99£69.99 8,453 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 7 £117.99£117.99 20,728 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 8 £149.99£149.99 3,196 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 9 £39.99£39.99 10,360 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 10 £69.99£69.99 5,722 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 11 £129.00£129.00 3,036 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 12 £169.99£169.99 20,433 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 13 £142.99£142.99 70 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 14 £206.98£206.98 519 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 15 £108.99£108.99 1,370 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 16 £149.99£149.99 1,135 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 17 £79.99£79.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up
## 18 £119.99£119.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Up
## 19 £39.99£39.99 <NA> 2 Stars & Up
## 20 £59.99£59.99 <NA> 1 Star & Up
## 21 £69.98£69.98 <NA> <NA>
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## 1 Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black
## 2 HyperX Cloud II – Gaming Headset PC/PS4/PS5, Red
## 3 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation - Infinity Power System - ClearCast Gen 2 Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
## 4 Toshiba Canvio Partner 2TB Portable 2.5" External HDD, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Mac and Windows Compatible, USB Powered
## 5 Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black
## 6 Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black
## 7 Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black
## 8 HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame
## 9 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Classic Black
## 10 SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C - English QWERTY Layout
## 11 Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows
## 12 Razer Viper V2 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (30K DPI Optical Sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Gen-3 Optical Mouse Switches, 5 DPI Options) Black
## 13 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset — 360° Spatial Audio — 2.4GHz High-Speed Wireless — 36 Hr Battery — USB-C — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch
## 14 CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black
## 15 Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals Plus Gear Shifter Bundle (Xbox One & PC) UK-Plug
## 16 SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard - 10-Zone RGB Illumination - Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest - English Qwerty Layout PC, Standard
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## Price Rating Reviews
## 1 £34.00£34.00 16,185 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 £59.99£59.99 60,932 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 3 £268.99£268.99 1,534 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 4 £329.99£329.99 99,412 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 5 £58.99£58.99 27,092 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 6 £69.99£69.99 8,453 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 7 £117.99£117.99 20,728 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 8 £149.99£149.99 3,196 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 9 £39.99£39.99 10,360 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 10 £69.99£69.99 5,722 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 11 £129.00£129.00 3,036 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 12 £169.99£169.99 20,433 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 13 £142.99£142.99 70 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 14 £206.98£206.98 519 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 15 £108.99£108.99 1,370 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 16 £149.99£149.99 1,135 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 17 £79.99£79.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up
## 18 £119.99£119.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Up
## 19 £39.99£39.99 <NA> 2 Stars & Up
## 20 £59.99£59.99 <NA> 1 Star & Up
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## 24 <NA> <NA> <NA>url4 <- "https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=videogames&rh=n%3A13978266031&page=2&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&qid=1709966906&rd=1&ref=sr_pg_2"
session4 <- bow(url4, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session4## <polite session> https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=videogames&rh=n%3A13978266031&page=2&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&qid=1709966906&rd=1&ref=sr_pg_2
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 106 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentsession_4 <- scrape(session4)
session_4## {html_document}
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## [1] <head>\n<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ...
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name4 <- session_4 %>%
html_nodes("h2") %>%
html_text()
names4<- name4[1:24]
names## [1] "Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White "
## [2] "Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) "
## [3] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise "
## [4] "Nintendo LEGO Harry Potter Collection Switch Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) "
## [5] "Nintendo Switch (Neon Red/Neon blue) & Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch) "
## [6] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + Minecraft (Nintendo Switch) "
## [7] "Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise + New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe "
## [8] "Nintendo"
## [9] "Switch OLED - White "
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price4 <- session_4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-price") %>%
html_text()
prices4<- price4[1:24]
prices4## [1] "£169.97£169.97" "£249.99£249.99" "£22.99£22.99" "£214.99£214.99"
## [5] "£257.38£257.38" "£34.99£34.99" "£54.99£54.99" "£135.68£135.68"
## [9] "£174.99£174.99" "£99.98£99.98" "£139.99£139.99" "£129.00£129.00"
## [13] "£219.98£219.98" "£220.00£220.00" "£259.00£259.00" "£30.90£30.90"
## [17] "£39.99£39.99" "£129.00£129.00" "£179.99£179.99" "£49.99£49.99"
## [21] "£59.99£59.99" "£152.10£152.10" "£219.99£219.99" "£276.99£276.99"#Ratings
ratings4<- session_4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.s-underline-text") %>%
html_text()
rate4<- ratings4[1:24]
rate4## [1] "2,682" "5" "762" "17,237" "35,206" "4,109" "3,015" "5,485"
## [9] "111" "20,936" "10,937" "1,317" "108" "1,217" "2,815" "49,579"
## [17] "9,599" "8" "21" "18,277" "1,412" "2,491" NA NA#Reviews
reviews4 <- session_4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
rev4<- reviews4[1:24]
rev4## [1] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.3 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.6 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "4.2 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars"
## [13] "4.1 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.3 out of 5 stars"
## [16] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.0 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars"
## [19] "4.1 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.1 out of 5 stars"
## [22] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4 Stars & Up" "3 Stars & Up"framedf4 <- data.frame(
Name = names4,
Price = prices4,
Rating = rate4,
Reviews = rev4
)
framedf4## Name
## 1 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 2 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 3 Thrustmaster TCA Captain Pack X Airbus Edition - Officially Licensed for Xbox Series X|S and PC
## 4 SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Mouse - 400+ Hour Battery Life - Dual Wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 - 60 Million Clicks - 18,000 CPI , Black
## 5 SteelSeries Arctis 7+ Wireless Gaming Headset - Lossless 2.4 GHz - 30 Hour Battery Life - For PC, PS5, PS4, Mac, Android and Switch - White
## 6 CORSAIR HS80 RGB WIRELESS Multiplatform Gaming Headset – Dolby Atmos – Omni-Directional Microphone – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – Carbon
## 7 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 8 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 9 Playseat® Challenge X - Logitech G Edition
## 10 PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Wired Video Game Controller, Gamepad for Xbox X and S, Officially Licenced by Xbox, 2 Years Manufacturer Warranty- Black
## 11 Razer Naga V2 Pro - MMO Wireless Gaming Mouse with HyperScroll Pro Wheel (3 Swappable Side Plates, HyperSpeed Wireless, Focus Pro 30 K Optical Sensor, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, Bluetooth) Black
## 12 Luna Wireless Controller
## 13 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 14 Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition, Replica Wheel for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / Windows - Officially Licensed by Ferrari
## 15 HORI Racing Wheel Apex for Playstation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC - Officially Licensed by Sony (PS5/)
## 16 Razer Kraken - Cross-Platform Wired Gaming Headset (Custom Tuned 50 mm Drivers, Unidirectional Microphone, 3.5 mm Cable with In-line controls, Cross Platform Compatible) Quartz Pink
## 17 Snpurdiri 60% Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ice Blue LED Backlit 61 Keys Mini Wired Office Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Mac (Black-White, Red Switches)
## 18 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 19 CORSAIR K70 CORE RGB Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard with Palmrest – Pre-lubricated Corsair MLX Red Linear Switches – Sound Dampening – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 20 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Mercury White
## 21 Razer Barracuda X - Wireless Multi-platform Gaming and Mobile Headset (SmartSwitch Dual Wireless, Ergonomic Design, TriForce 40 mm, Cardioid Mic, On-Headset Controls, 50h Battery USB-C) Black
## 22 CORSAIR SCIMITAR RGB ELITE Wired MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse – 18,000 DPI – 17 Programmable Buttons – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 23 <NA>
## 24 <NA>
## Price Rating Reviews
## 1 £169.97£169.97 2,682 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 £249.99£249.99 5 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 3 £22.99£22.99 762 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 4 £214.99£214.99 17,237 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 5 £257.38£257.38 35,206 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 6 £34.99£34.99 4,109 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 7 £54.99£54.99 3,015 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 8 £135.68£135.68 5,485 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 9 £174.99£174.99 111 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 10 £99.98£99.98 20,936 4.2 out of 5 stars
## 11 £139.99£139.99 10,937 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 12 £129.00£129.00 1,317 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 13 £219.98£219.98 108 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 14 £220.00£220.00 1,217 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 15 £259.00£259.00 2,815 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 16 £30.90£30.90 49,579 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 17 £39.99£39.99 9,599 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 18 £129.00£129.00 8 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 19 £179.99£179.99 21 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 20 £49.99£49.99 18,277 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 21 £59.99£59.99 1,412 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 22 £152.10£152.10 2,491 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 23 £219.99£219.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up
## 24 £276.99£276.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Upwrite.csv(framedf4, "Products4.csv")
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## 1 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 2 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 3 Thrustmaster TCA Captain Pack X Airbus Edition - Officially Licensed for Xbox Series X|S and PC
## 4 SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Mouse - 400+ Hour Battery Life - Dual Wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 - 60 Million Clicks - 18,000 CPI , Black
## 5 SteelSeries Arctis 7+ Wireless Gaming Headset - Lossless 2.4 GHz - 30 Hour Battery Life - For PC, PS5, PS4, Mac, Android and Switch - White
## 6 CORSAIR HS80 RGB WIRELESS Multiplatform Gaming Headset – Dolby Atmos – Omni-Directional Microphone – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – Carbon
## 7 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 8 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 9 Playseat® Challenge X - Logitech G Edition
## 10 PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Wired Video Game Controller, Gamepad for Xbox X and S, Officially Licenced by Xbox, 2 Years Manufacturer Warranty- Black
## 11 Razer Naga V2 Pro - MMO Wireless Gaming Mouse with HyperScroll Pro Wheel (3 Swappable Side Plates, HyperSpeed Wireless, Focus Pro 30 K Optical Sensor, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, Bluetooth) Black
## 12 Luna Wireless Controller
## 13 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 14 Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition, Replica Wheel for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / Windows - Officially Licensed by Ferrari
## 15 HORI Racing Wheel Apex for Playstation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC - Officially Licensed by Sony (PS5/)
## 16 Razer Kraken - Cross-Platform Wired Gaming Headset (Custom Tuned 50 mm Drivers, Unidirectional Microphone, 3.5 mm Cable with In-line controls, Cross Platform Compatible) Quartz Pink
## 17 Snpurdiri 60% Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ice Blue LED Backlit 61 Keys Mini Wired Office Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Mac (Black-White, Red Switches)
## 18 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 19 CORSAIR K70 CORE RGB Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard with Palmrest – Pre-lubricated Corsair MLX Red Linear Switches – Sound Dampening – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 20 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Mercury White
## 21 Razer Barracuda X - Wireless Multi-platform Gaming and Mobile Headset (SmartSwitch Dual Wireless, Ergonomic Design, TriForce 40 mm, Cardioid Mic, On-Headset Controls, 50h Battery USB-C) Black
## 22 CORSAIR SCIMITAR RGB ELITE Wired MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse – 18,000 DPI – 17 Programmable Buttons – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 23 <NA>
## 24 <NA>
## Price Rating Reviews
## 1 £169.97£169.97 2,682 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 £249.99£249.99 5 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 3 £22.99£22.99 762 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 4 £214.99£214.99 17,237 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 5 £257.38£257.38 35,206 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 6 £34.99£34.99 4,109 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 7 £54.99£54.99 3,015 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 8 £135.68£135.68 5,485 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 9 £174.99£174.99 111 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 10 £99.98£99.98 20,936 4.2 out of 5 stars
## 11 £139.99£139.99 10,937 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 12 £129.00£129.00 1,317 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 13 £219.98£219.98 108 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 14 £220.00£220.00 1,217 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 15 £259.00£259.00 2,815 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 16 £30.90£30.90 49,579 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 17 £39.99£39.99 9,599 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 18 £129.00£129.00 8 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 19 £179.99£179.99 21 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 20 £49.99£49.99 18,277 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 21 £59.99£59.99 1,412 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 22 £152.10£152.10 2,491 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 23 £219.99£219.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up
## 24 £276.99£276.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Upurl5 <- "https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=videogames&rh=n%3A13978266031&page=3&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&qid=1709967016&rd=1&ref=sr_pg_3"
session5 <- bow(url5, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session5## <polite session> https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=videogames&rh=n%3A13978266031&page=3&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&qid=1709967016&rd=1&ref=sr_pg_3
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 106 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentsession_5 <- scrape(session5)
session_5## {html_document}
## <html lang="en-gb" class="a-no-js" data-19ax5a9jf="dingo">
## [1] <head>\n<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ...
## [2] <body class="a-aui_72554-c a-aui_a11y_1_699934-c a-aui_a11y_4_835613-c a- ...#Name
name5 <- session_5 %>%
html_nodes("h2") %>%
html_text()
names5<- name5[1:24]
names5## [1] "Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs "
## [2] "Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse "
## [3] "Razer Basilisk V3 - Customizable Ergonomic Gaming-Mouse with fastest Mouse Switch, 26K dpi Optical Sensor (Chroma RGB Lighting, 11 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel) Black "
## [4] "Redragon Gaming Mouse, RGB Gaming Mouse Wired with 9 Programmable Macro Buttons, Chroma RGB Backlit, 8000 DPI Adjustable, PC Gaming Mice with Fire Button for Windows/Mac, Black, M910-K "
## [5] "Razer Kraken X Ultralight Gaming Headset: 7.1 Surround Sound - Lightweight Aluminum Frame - Bendable Cardioid Microphone - for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Mobile - Black "
## [6] "HyperX SoloCast – USB Condenser Gaming Microphone, for PC, PS4, and Mac, Tap-to-mute Sensor, Cardioid Polar Pattern, Streaming, Podcasts, Twitch, YouTube, Discord "
## [7] "Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black "
## [8] "Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black "
## [9] "CORSAIR K70 PRO RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Xbox – White "
## [10] "SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro for Xbox Multi-System Gaming Headset - Premium Hi-Fi Drivers - Hi-Res Audio - 360° Spatial - GameDAC Gen 2 - Quad-DAC - Stealth Retractable Mic - Xbox, PC, PS5/PS4, Switch "
## [11] "Razer Cynosa Lite - Essential Gaming Keyboard (Fully Programmable, RGB Chroma Lighting, Gaming Grade Keys, 10 Key Roll-Over, Spill Resistant) UK Layout | Black "
## [12] "Razer Cobra - Lightweight Wired Gaming Mouse Chroma RGB (57g Lightweight Design, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, Chroma Lighting with Gradient Underglow, Precise Sensor Adjustments) Black "
## [13] "Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black "
## [14] "Logitech G502 HERO Special Edition High-Performance Wired Gaming Mouse, 25K HERO Sensor, 25600 DPI, RGB, Adjustable Weight, 11 Programmable Buttons, PC/Mac - Black and White "
## [15] "8Bitdo Arcade Stick for Nintendo Switch & Windows - Nintendo Switch ) "
## [16] "Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, Detachable Boom Mic, 50mm Graphene Drivers, DTS: Headphone 2.0—7.1 Surround, Bluetooth/USB/3.5mm Aux, for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch - Black "
## [17] "Thrustmaster T128, Force Feedback Racing Wheel with Magnetic Pedals, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC "
## [18] "THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE "
## [19] "CORSAIR HS35 Stereo Lightweight Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Detachable Uni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon "
## [20] "Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, German Packaging - Black "
## [21] "SteelSeries QcK XXL Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad - Extra Thick Non-Slip Base - Micro-Woven Surface - Optimized For Gaming Sensors - Size XXL (900 x 400 x 6mm) - Black "
## [22] "SCUF Instinct Pro Performance Series Wireless Xbox Controller - Remappable Back Paddles - Instant Triggers - Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC and Mobile - Steel Grey "
## [23] NA
## [24] NA#Price
price5 <- session_5 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-price") %>%
html_text()
prices5<- price5[1:24]
prices5## [1] "£169.97£169.97" "£249.99£249.99" "£22.99£22.99" "£68.98£68.98"
## [5] "£24.77£24.77" "£129.00£129.00" "£219.98£219.98" "£99.99£99.99"
## [9] "£179.99£179.99" "£169.99£169.99" "£249.99£249.99" "£27.89£27.89"
## [13] "£44.99£44.99" "£39.95£39.95" "£152.10£152.10" "£219.99£219.99"
## [17] "£59.99£59.99" "£65.47£65.47" "£129.00£129.00" "£145.84£145.84"
## [21] "£12.99£12.99" "£34.99£34.99" "£49.99£49.99" "£29.99£29.99"#Ratings
ratings5 <- session_5 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.s-underline-text") %>%
html_text()
rate5<- ratings5[1:24]
rate5## [1] "2,682" "5" "5,685" "1,389" "30,807" "15,196" "3,015" "5,485"
## [9] "70" "170" "3,193" "416" "108" "29,240" "3,410" "215"
## [17] "92" "8" "7,076" "129" "7,071" "601" NA NA#Reviews
reviews5<- session_5 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
rev5<- reviews5[1:24]
rev5## [1] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.1 out of 5 stars" "4.6 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.6 out of 5 stars" "4.6 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "4.3 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars"
## [13] "4.1 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars"
## [16] "4.2 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars"
## [19] "4.1 out of 5 stars" "4.5 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars"
## [22] "4.0 out of 5 stars" "4 Stars & Up" "3 Stars & Up"framedf5 <- data.frame(
Name = names5,
Price = prices5,
Rating = rate5,
Reviews = rev5
)
framedf5## Name
## 1 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 2 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 3 Razer Basilisk V3 - Customizable Ergonomic Gaming-Mouse with fastest Mouse Switch, 26K dpi Optical Sensor (Chroma RGB Lighting, 11 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel) Black
## 4 Redragon Gaming Mouse, RGB Gaming Mouse Wired with 9 Programmable Macro Buttons, Chroma RGB Backlit, 8000 DPI Adjustable, PC Gaming Mice with Fire Button for Windows/Mac, Black, M910-K
## 5 Razer Kraken X Ultralight Gaming Headset: 7.1 Surround Sound - Lightweight Aluminum Frame - Bendable Cardioid Microphone - for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Mobile - Black
## 6 HyperX SoloCast – USB Condenser Gaming Microphone, for PC, PS4, and Mac, Tap-to-mute Sensor, Cardioid Polar Pattern, Streaming, Podcasts, Twitch, YouTube, Discord
## 7 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 8 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 9 CORSAIR K70 PRO RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Xbox – White
## 10 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro for Xbox Multi-System Gaming Headset - Premium Hi-Fi Drivers - Hi-Res Audio - 360° Spatial - GameDAC Gen 2 - Quad-DAC - Stealth Retractable Mic - Xbox, PC, PS5/PS4, Switch
## 11 Razer Cynosa Lite - Essential Gaming Keyboard (Fully Programmable, RGB Chroma Lighting, Gaming Grade Keys, 10 Key Roll-Over, Spill Resistant) UK Layout | Black
## 12 Razer Cobra - Lightweight Wired Gaming Mouse Chroma RGB (57g Lightweight Design, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, Chroma Lighting with Gradient Underglow, Precise Sensor Adjustments) Black
## 13 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 14 Logitech G502 HERO Special Edition High-Performance Wired Gaming Mouse, 25K HERO Sensor, 25600 DPI, RGB, Adjustable Weight, 11 Programmable Buttons, PC/Mac - Black and White
## 15 8Bitdo Arcade Stick for Nintendo Switch & Windows - Nintendo Switch )
## 16 Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, Detachable Boom Mic, 50mm Graphene Drivers, DTS: Headphone 2.0—7.1 Surround, Bluetooth/USB/3.5mm Aux, for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch - Black
## 17 Thrustmaster T128, Force Feedback Racing Wheel with Magnetic Pedals, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC
## 18 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 19 CORSAIR HS35 Stereo Lightweight Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Detachable Uni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 20 Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, German Packaging - Black
## 21 SteelSeries QcK XXL Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad - Extra Thick Non-Slip Base - Micro-Woven Surface - Optimized For Gaming Sensors - Size XXL (900 x 400 x 6mm) - Black
## 22 SCUF Instinct Pro Performance Series Wireless Xbox Controller - Remappable Back Paddles - Instant Triggers - Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC and Mobile - Steel Grey
## 23 <NA>
## 24 <NA>
## Price Rating Reviews
## 1 £169.97£169.97 2,682 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 £249.99£249.99 5 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 3 £22.99£22.99 5,685 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 4 £68.98£68.98 1,389 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 5 £24.77£24.77 30,807 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 6 £129.00£129.00 15,196 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 7 £219.98£219.98 3,015 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 8 £99.99£99.99 5,485 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## 10 £169.99£169.99 170 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 11 £249.99£249.99 3,193 4.4 out of 5 stars
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## 15 £152.10£152.10 3,410 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 16 £219.99£219.99 215 4.2 out of 5 stars
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## 18 £65.47£65.47 8 4.7 out of 5 stars
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## 20 £145.84£145.84 129 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 21 £12.99£12.99 7,071 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 22 £34.99£34.99 601 4.0 out of 5 stars
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## 24 £29.99£29.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Upwrite.csv(framedf5, "Products5.csv")
read.csv("Products5.csv")## X
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## 2 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
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## 4 Redragon Gaming Mouse, RGB Gaming Mouse Wired with 9 Programmable Macro Buttons, Chroma RGB Backlit, 8000 DPI Adjustable, PC Gaming Mice with Fire Button for Windows/Mac, Black, M910-K
## 5 Razer Kraken X Ultralight Gaming Headset: 7.1 Surround Sound - Lightweight Aluminum Frame - Bendable Cardioid Microphone - for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Mobile - Black
## 6 HyperX SoloCast – USB Condenser Gaming Microphone, for PC, PS4, and Mac, Tap-to-mute Sensor, Cardioid Polar Pattern, Streaming, Podcasts, Twitch, YouTube, Discord
## 7 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 8 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 9 CORSAIR K70 PRO RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Xbox – White
## 10 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro for Xbox Multi-System Gaming Headset - Premium Hi-Fi Drivers - Hi-Res Audio - 360° Spatial - GameDAC Gen 2 - Quad-DAC - Stealth Retractable Mic - Xbox, PC, PS5/PS4, Switch
## 11 Razer Cynosa Lite - Essential Gaming Keyboard (Fully Programmable, RGB Chroma Lighting, Gaming Grade Keys, 10 Key Roll-Over, Spill Resistant) UK Layout | Black
## 12 Razer Cobra - Lightweight Wired Gaming Mouse Chroma RGB (57g Lightweight Design, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, Chroma Lighting with Gradient Underglow, Precise Sensor Adjustments) Black
## 13 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 14 Logitech G502 HERO Special Edition High-Performance Wired Gaming Mouse, 25K HERO Sensor, 25600 DPI, RGB, Adjustable Weight, 11 Programmable Buttons, PC/Mac - Black and White
## 15 8Bitdo Arcade Stick for Nintendo Switch & Windows - Nintendo Switch )
## 16 Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, Detachable Boom Mic, 50mm Graphene Drivers, DTS: Headphone 2.0—7.1 Surround, Bluetooth/USB/3.5mm Aux, for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch - Black
## 17 Thrustmaster T128, Force Feedback Racing Wheel with Magnetic Pedals, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC
## 18 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 19 CORSAIR HS35 Stereo Lightweight Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Detachable Uni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 20 Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, German Packaging - Black
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## Price Rating Reviews
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## 4 £68.98£68.98 1,389 4.5 out of 5 stars
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## 17 £59.99£59.99 92 4.4 out of 5 stars
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## 19 £129.00£129.00 7,076 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 20 £145.84£145.84 129 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 21 £12.99£12.99 7,071 4.7 out of 5 stars
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## 24 £29.99£29.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Upurl6 <- "https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=videogames&rh=n%3A13978266031&page=4&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&qid=1709967029&rd=1&ref=sr_pg_4"
session6 <- bow(url6, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session6## <polite session> https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=videogames&rh=n%3A13978266031&page=4&language=en_GB&brr=1&content-id=amzn1.sym.c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pd_rd_r=d9cda3d1-5bc6-457e-9c38-f2c38865fc78&pd_rd_w=p5fp2&pd_rd_wg=6Icg2&pf_rd_p=c6fcbfa3-a0cb-49d1-be17-9aeb9a6d61f8&pf_rd_r=79J2F5CZ11K78247Y4M8&qid=1709967029&rd=1&ref=sr_pg_4
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 106 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentsession_6 <- scrape(session6)
session_6## {html_document}
## <html lang="en-gb" class="a-no-js" data-19ax5a9jf="dingo">
## [1] <head>\n<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ...
## [2] <body class="a-aui_72554-c a-aui_a11y_1_699934-c a-aui_a11y_4_835613-c a- ...#Names
name6<- session_6 %>%
html_nodes("h2") %>%
html_text()
names6<- name6[1:30]
names6## [1] "Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs "
## [2] "Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse "
## [3] "STEALTH PANTHER Black - Over Ear Gaming Headset PS4/PS5, XBOX, Switch, PC with Flexible Mic, 3.5mm Jack, 1.5m Cable, Lightweight, Comfortable and Durable "
## [4] "CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – Elgato Stream Deck Integration – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY UK – Black "
## [5] "Poly Voyager 5200 UC Wireless Headset & Charging Case - Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Connect to Mobile/PC via Bluetooth -Works w/Microsoft Teams, Zoom & More, Plantronics "
## [6] "HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, HyperFlex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Black "
## [7] "Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black "
## [8] "Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black "
## [9] "Retro Games THE400 Mini "
## [10] "Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for Windows "
## [11] "CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS CORE Lightweight Gaming Headset – Omni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – Up to 50 ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch – Carbon "
## [12] "SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Headset - USB-C - Detachable Clearcast Microphone - for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Android, Black "
## [13] "Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black "
## [14] "Subsonic Superdrive - SV450 Racing steering wheel with pedal and paddle shifters for Xbox Serie X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC (programmable for all games) (Xbox Series X) "
## [15] "Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Wired Gaming Mouse, 4,000 DPI, Lightweight, 8 Programmable Buttons, DPI Switch Button, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black "
## [16] "CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon "
## [17] "Combrite Falcon Gaming Keyboard And Mouse Set, TKL Compact Size, Rainbow LED Backlit, USB Wired Desktop Combo, UK Layout "
## [18] "THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE "
## [19] "Razer Naga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black "
## [20] "CORSAIR VOID RGB ELITE Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White "
## [21] "3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Wireless 3DX-700066 Wireless 3D Mouse, Black "
## [22] "SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Ghost "
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price6 <- session_6 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-price") %>%
html_text()
prices6<- price6[1:30]
prices6## [1] "£169.97£169.97" "£249.99£249.99" "£22.99£22.99" "£22.99£22.99"
## [5] "£189.99£189.99" "£249.99£249.99" "£109.99£109.99" "£129.00£129.00"
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## [29] "£59.99£59.99" "£99.99£99.99"#Ratings
ratings6 <- session_6 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.s-underline-text") %>%
html_text()
rate6<- ratings6[1:30]
rate6## [1] "2,682" "5" "222" "691" "514" "6,247" "3,015" "5,485"
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reviews6 <- session_6 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
rev6<- reviews6[1:30]
rev6## [1] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "3.9 out of 5 stars"
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## [16] "4.3 out of 5 stars" "4.7 out of 5 stars" "4.2 out of 5 stars"
## [19] "4.3 out of 5 stars" "4.6 out of 5 stars" "4.4 out of 5 stars"
## [22] "4 Stars & Up" "3 Stars & Up" "2 Stars & Up"
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## [28] NA NA NAframedf6 <- data.frame(
Name = names6,
Price = prices6,
Rating = rate6,
Reviews = rev6
)
framedf6## Name
## 1 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 2 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 3 STEALTH PANTHER Black - Over Ear Gaming Headset PS4/PS5, XBOX, Switch, PC with Flexible Mic, 3.5mm Jack, 1.5m Cable, Lightweight, Comfortable and Durable
## 4 CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – Elgato Stream Deck Integration – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY UK – Black
## 5 Poly Voyager 5200 UC Wireless Headset & Charging Case - Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Connect to Mobile/PC via Bluetooth -Works w/Microsoft Teams, Zoom & More, Plantronics
## 6 HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, HyperFlex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Black
## 7 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 8 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 9 Retro Games THE400 Mini
## 10 Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for Windows
## 11 CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS CORE Lightweight Gaming Headset – Omni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – Up to 50 ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch – Carbon
## 12 SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Headset - USB-C - Detachable Clearcast Microphone - for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Android, Black
## 13 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 14 Subsonic Superdrive - SV450 Racing steering wheel with pedal and paddle shifters for Xbox Serie X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC (programmable for all games) (Xbox Series X)
## 15 Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Wired Gaming Mouse, 4,000 DPI, Lightweight, 8 Programmable Buttons, DPI Switch Button, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black
## 16 CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 17 Combrite Falcon Gaming Keyboard And Mouse Set, TKL Compact Size, Rainbow LED Backlit, USB Wired Desktop Combo, UK Layout
## 18 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 19 Razer Naga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black
## 20 CORSAIR VOID RGB ELITE Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White
## 21 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Wireless 3DX-700066 Wireless 3D Mouse, Black
## 22 SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Ghost
## 23 <NA>
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## 30 <NA>
## Price Rating Reviews
## 1 £169.97£169.97 2,682 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 £249.99£249.99 5 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 3 £22.99£22.99 222 3.9 out of 5 stars
## 4 £22.99£22.99 691 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 5 £189.99£189.99 514 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 6 £249.99£249.99 6,247 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 7 £109.99£109.99 3,015 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 8 £129.00£129.00 5,485 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 9 £219.98£219.98 6,435 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 10 £99.99£99.99 268 3.9 out of 5 stars
## 11 £103.49£103.49 3,909 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 12 £139.99£139.99 108 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 13 £59.99£59.99 1,665 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 14 £89.99£89.99 17,330 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 15 £59.99£59.99 279 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 16 £99.99£99.99 133 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 17 £152.10£152.10 8 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 18 £219.99£219.99 1,629 4.2 out of 5 stars
## 19 £59.33£59.33 4,266 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 20 £69.98£69.98 1,578 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 21 £79.99£79.99 283 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 22 £20.69£20.69 <NA> 4 Stars & Up
## 23 £12.99£12.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Up
## 24 £113.42£113.42 <NA> 2 Stars & Up
## 25 £149.99£149.99 <NA> 1 Star & Up
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## 1 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 2 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 3 STEALTH PANTHER Black - Over Ear Gaming Headset PS4/PS5, XBOX, Switch, PC with Flexible Mic, 3.5mm Jack, 1.5m Cable, Lightweight, Comfortable and Durable
## 4 CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – Elgato Stream Deck Integration – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY UK – Black
## 5 Poly Voyager 5200 UC Wireless Headset & Charging Case - Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Connect to Mobile/PC via Bluetooth -Works w/Microsoft Teams, Zoom & More, Plantronics
## 6 HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, HyperFlex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Black
## 7 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 8 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 9 Retro Games THE400 Mini
## 10 Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for Windows
## 11 CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS CORE Lightweight Gaming Headset – Omni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – Up to 50 ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch – Carbon
## 12 SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Headset - USB-C - Detachable Clearcast Microphone - for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Android, Black
## 13 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 14 Subsonic Superdrive - SV450 Racing steering wheel with pedal and paddle shifters for Xbox Serie X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC (programmable for all games) (Xbox Series X)
## 15 Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Wired Gaming Mouse, 4,000 DPI, Lightweight, 8 Programmable Buttons, DPI Switch Button, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black
## 16 CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 17 Combrite Falcon Gaming Keyboard And Mouse Set, TKL Compact Size, Rainbow LED Backlit, USB Wired Desktop Combo, UK Layout
## 18 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 19 Razer Naga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black
## 20 CORSAIR VOID RGB ELITE Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White
## 21 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Wireless 3DX-700066 Wireless 3D Mouse, Black
## 22 SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Ghost
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## 30 <NA>
## Price Rating Reviews
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## 2 £249.99£249.99 5 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 3 £22.99£22.99 222 3.9 out of 5 stars
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## 8 £129.00£129.00 5,485 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## 10 £99.99£99.99 268 3.9 out of 5 stars
## 11 £103.49£103.49 3,909 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 12 £139.99£139.99 108 4.1 out of 5 stars
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## 15 £59.99£59.99 279 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 16 £99.99£99.99 133 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 17 £152.10£152.10 8 4.7 out of 5 stars
## 18 £219.99£219.99 1,629 4.2 out of 5 stars
## 19 £59.33£59.33 4,266 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 20 £69.98£69.98 1,578 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 21 £79.99£79.99 283 4.4 out of 5 stars
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## 23 £12.99£12.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Up
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framedf4,
framedf6,
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## 1 Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black
## 2 HyperX Cloud II – Gaming Headset PC/PS4/PS5, Red
## 3 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation - Infinity Power System - ClearCast Gen 2 Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
## 4 Toshiba Canvio Partner 2TB Portable 2.5" External HDD, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Mac and Windows Compatible, USB Powered
## 5 Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black
## 6 Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black
## 7 Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black
## 8 HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame
## 9 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Classic Black
## 10 SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C - English QWERTY Layout
## 11 Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows
## 12 Razer Viper V2 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (30K DPI Optical Sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Gen-3 Optical Mouse Switches, 5 DPI Options) Black
## 13 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset — 360° Spatial Audio — 2.4GHz High-Speed Wireless — 36 Hr Battery — USB-C — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch
## 14 CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black
## 15 Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals Plus Gear Shifter Bundle (Xbox One & PC) UK-Plug
## 16 SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard - 10-Zone RGB Illumination - Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest - English Qwerty Layout PC, Standard
## 17 <NA>
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## 25 Xbox One S 1TB Console, 1 White Controller, Gpu 1 Mo For 1Gbp Dash Offer (Xbox One)
## 26 Avolusion HDDGear (HDDGU3-10TB-XBOX) 10TB USB 3.0 External Gaming Hard Drive (Xbox Pre-Formatted for Xbox ONE X) - 2 Year Warranty
## 27 Xbox One S 1TB Forza Horizon 4 console
## 28 Microsoft Xbox One Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians Bundle - game consoles (Xbox One, HDD, Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition, HDMI)
## 29 Xbox One S 1TB Console - Gears 5 Bundle
## 30 Xbox One White Console with Sunset Overdrive
## 31 Xbox One S 1TB + White Xbox Controller, 1 month Xbox Game Pass & 14 days Xbox Live Gold
## 32 NBA 2K22 PEGI - [Xbox One]
## 33 Microsoft Console Xbox One + Kinect 500 Gb Black
## 34 Bionik Quickshot Pro for Xbox One: Custom Grip and Dual Trigger Locks for Faster Shots and Improved Gameplay- BNK-9076 - Xbox One, Black
## 35 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console - Battlefield V Bundle - Xbox One - Black (Renewed)
## 36 Xbox One S 2TB Console - Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle(US Version, Imported)
## 37 Microsoft Xbox One S 500gb Deep Blue Bundle
## 38 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller - Cosmos Nova & Injustice 2: Legendary Edition Bundle (Renewed)
## 39 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with Chat Headset & Forza Motorsport 6 Bundle (Renewed)
## 40 Microsoft Xbox One X 2TB SSHD Enhanced Gears 5 Limited Edition Arctic Blue Console, Gears 5 Ultimate Edition with Gears of War Complete Games Collection, 1 Month Xbox Live Gold and Game Pass Bundle
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## 75 Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black
## 76 HyperX Cloud II – Gaming Headset PC/PS4/PS5, Red
## 77 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation - Infinity Power System - ClearCast Gen 2 Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
## 78 Toshiba Canvio Partner 2TB Portable 2.5" External HDD, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Mac and Windows Compatible, USB Powered
## 79 Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black
## 80 Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black
## 81 Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black
## 82 HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame
## 83 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Classic Black
## 84 SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C - English QWERTY Layout
## 85 Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows
## 86 Razer Viper V2 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (30K DPI Optical Sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Gen-3 Optical Mouse Switches, 5 DPI Options) Black
## 87 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset — 360° Spatial Audio — 2.4GHz High-Speed Wireless — 36 Hr Battery — USB-C — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch
## 88 CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black
## 89 Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals Plus Gear Shifter Bundle (Xbox One & PC) UK-Plug
## 90 SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard - 10-Zone RGB Illumination - Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest - English Qwerty Layout PC, Standard
## 91 <NA>
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## 93 <NA>
## 94 <NA>
## 95 <NA>
## 96 <NA>
## 97 <NA>
## 98 <NA>
## 99 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 100 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 101 Thrustmaster TCA Captain Pack X Airbus Edition - Officially Licensed for Xbox Series X|S and PC
## 102 SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Mouse - 400+ Hour Battery Life - Dual Wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 - 60 Million Clicks - 18,000 CPI , Black
## 103 SteelSeries Arctis 7+ Wireless Gaming Headset - Lossless 2.4 GHz - 30 Hour Battery Life - For PC, PS5, PS4, Mac, Android and Switch - White
## 104 CORSAIR HS80 RGB WIRELESS Multiplatform Gaming Headset – Dolby Atmos – Omni-Directional Microphone – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – Carbon
## 105 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 106 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 107 Playseat® Challenge X - Logitech G Edition
## 108 PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Wired Video Game Controller, Gamepad for Xbox X and S, Officially Licenced by Xbox, 2 Years Manufacturer Warranty- Black
## 109 Razer Naga V2 Pro - MMO Wireless Gaming Mouse with HyperScroll Pro Wheel (3 Swappable Side Plates, HyperSpeed Wireless, Focus Pro 30 K Optical Sensor, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, Bluetooth) Black
## 110 Luna Wireless Controller
## 111 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 112 Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition, Replica Wheel for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / Windows - Officially Licensed by Ferrari
## 113 HORI Racing Wheel Apex for Playstation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC - Officially Licensed by Sony (PS5/)
## 114 Razer Kraken - Cross-Platform Wired Gaming Headset (Custom Tuned 50 mm Drivers, Unidirectional Microphone, 3.5 mm Cable with In-line controls, Cross Platform Compatible) Quartz Pink
## 115 Snpurdiri 60% Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ice Blue LED Backlit 61 Keys Mini Wired Office Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Mac (Black-White, Red Switches)
## 116 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 117 CORSAIR K70 CORE RGB Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard with Palmrest – Pre-lubricated Corsair MLX Red Linear Switches – Sound Dampening – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 118 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Mercury White
## 119 Razer Barracuda X - Wireless Multi-platform Gaming and Mobile Headset (SmartSwitch Dual Wireless, Ergonomic Design, TriForce 40 mm, Cardioid Mic, On-Headset Controls, 50h Battery USB-C) Black
## 120 CORSAIR SCIMITAR RGB ELITE Wired MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse – 18,000 DPI – 17 Programmable Buttons – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 121 <NA>
## 122 <NA>
## 123 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 124 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 125 STEALTH PANTHER Black - Over Ear Gaming Headset PS4/PS5, XBOX, Switch, PC with Flexible Mic, 3.5mm Jack, 1.5m Cable, Lightweight, Comfortable and Durable
## 126 CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – Elgato Stream Deck Integration – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY UK – Black
## 127 Poly Voyager 5200 UC Wireless Headset & Charging Case - Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Connect to Mobile/PC via Bluetooth -Works w/Microsoft Teams, Zoom & More, Plantronics
## 128 HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, HyperFlex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Black
## 129 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 130 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 131 Retro Games THE400 Mini
## 132 Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for Windows
## 133 CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS CORE Lightweight Gaming Headset – Omni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – Up to 50 ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch – Carbon
## 134 SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Headset - USB-C - Detachable Clearcast Microphone - for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Android, Black
## 135 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 136 Subsonic Superdrive - SV450 Racing steering wheel with pedal and paddle shifters for Xbox Serie X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC (programmable for all games) (Xbox Series X)
## 137 Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Wired Gaming Mouse, 4,000 DPI, Lightweight, 8 Programmable Buttons, DPI Switch Button, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black
## 138 CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 139 Combrite Falcon Gaming Keyboard And Mouse Set, TKL Compact Size, Rainbow LED Backlit, USB Wired Desktop Combo, UK Layout
## 140 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 141 Razer Naga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black
## 142 CORSAIR VOID RGB ELITE Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White
## 143 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Wireless 3DX-700066 Wireless 3D Mouse, Black
## 144 SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Ghost
## 145 <NA>
## 146 <NA>
## 147 <NA>
## 148 <NA>
## 149 <NA>
## 150 <NA>
## 151 <NA>
## 152 <NA>
## 153 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 154 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 155 STEALTH PANTHER Black - Over Ear Gaming Headset PS4/PS5, XBOX, Switch, PC with Flexible Mic, 3.5mm Jack, 1.5m Cable, Lightweight, Comfortable and Durable
## 156 CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – Elgato Stream Deck Integration – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY UK – Black
## 157 Poly Voyager 5200 UC Wireless Headset & Charging Case - Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Connect to Mobile/PC via Bluetooth -Works w/Microsoft Teams, Zoom & More, Plantronics
## 158 HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, HyperFlex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Black
## 159 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 160 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 161 Retro Games THE400 Mini
## 162 Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for Windows
## 163 CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS CORE Lightweight Gaming Headset – Omni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – Up to 50 ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch – Carbon
## 164 SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Headset - USB-C - Detachable Clearcast Microphone - for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Android, Black
## 165 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 166 Subsonic Superdrive - SV450 Racing steering wheel with pedal and paddle shifters for Xbox Serie X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC (programmable for all games) (Xbox Series X)
## 167 Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Wired Gaming Mouse, 4,000 DPI, Lightweight, 8 Programmable Buttons, DPI Switch Button, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black
## 168 CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 169 Combrite Falcon Gaming Keyboard And Mouse Set, TKL Compact Size, Rainbow LED Backlit, USB Wired Desktop Combo, UK Layout
## 170 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 171 Razer Naga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black
## 172 CORSAIR VOID RGB ELITE Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White
## 173 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Wireless 3DX-700066 Wireless 3D Mouse, Black
## 174 SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Ghost
## 175 <NA>
## 176 <NA>
## 177 <NA>
## 178 <NA>
## 179 <NA>
## 180 <NA>
## 181 <NA>
## 182 <NA>
## Price Rating Reviews Ratings
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## 2 £59.99£59.99 60,932 4.6 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 3 £268.99£268.99 1,534 4.3 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 4 £329.99£329.99 99,412 4.6 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 5 £58.99£58.99 27,092 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 7 £117.99£117.99 20,728 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 8 £149.99£149.99 3,196 4.3 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 9 £39.99£39.99 10,360 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 10 £69.99£69.99 5,722 4.3 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 11 £129.00£129.00 3,036 4.7 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 12 £169.99£169.99 20,433 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 13 £142.99£142.99 70 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 15 £108.99£108.99 1,370 4.7 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 20 £59.99£59.99 <NA> 1 Star & Up <NA>
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## 88 £206.98£206.98 519 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 89 £108.99£108.99 1,370 4.7 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 90 £149.99£149.99 1,135 4.6 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 91 £79.99£79.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up <NA>
## 92 £119.99£119.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Up <NA>
## 93 £39.99£39.99 <NA> 2 Stars & Up <NA>
## 94 £59.99£59.99 <NA> 1 Star & Up <NA>
## 95 £69.98£69.98 <NA> <NA> <NA>
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## 99 £169.97£169.97 2,682 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 100 £249.99£249.99 5 4.7 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 107 £174.99£174.99 111 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 109 £139.99£139.99 10,937 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 110 £129.00£129.00 1,317 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 112 £220.00£220.00 1,217 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 113 £259.00£259.00 2,815 4.3 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 114 £30.90£30.90 49,579 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 118 £49.99£49.99 18,277 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 119 £59.99£59.99 1,412 4.1 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 120 £152.10£152.10 2,491 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 121 £219.99£219.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up <NA>
## 122 £276.99£276.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Up <NA>
## 123 £169.97£169.97 2,682 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 124 £249.99£249.99 5 4.7 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 125 £22.99£22.99 222 3.9 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 128 £249.99£249.99 6,247 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 1 Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black
## 2 HyperX Cloud II – Gaming Headset PC/PS4/PS5, Red
## 3 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation - Infinity Power System - ClearCast Gen 2 Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
## 4 Toshiba Canvio Partner 2TB Portable 2.5" External HDD, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Mac and Windows Compatible, USB Powered
## 5 Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black
## 6 Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black
## 7 Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black
## 8 HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame
## 9 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Classic Black
## 10 SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C - English QWERTY Layout
## 11 Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows
## 12 Razer Viper V2 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (30K DPI Optical Sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Gen-3 Optical Mouse Switches, 5 DPI Options) Black
## 13 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset — 360° Spatial Audio — 2.4GHz High-Speed Wireless — 36 Hr Battery — USB-C — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch
## 14 CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black
## 15 Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals Plus Gear Shifter Bundle (Xbox One & PC) UK-Plug
## 16 SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard - 10-Zone RGB Illumination - Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest - English Qwerty Layout PC, Standard
## 17 <NA>
## 18 <NA>
## 19 <NA>
## 20 <NA>
## 21 <NA>
## 22 <NA>
## 23 <NA>
## 24 <NA>
## 25 Xbox One S 1TB Console, 1 White Controller, Gpu 1 Mo For 1Gbp Dash Offer (Xbox One)
## 26 Avolusion HDDGear (HDDGU3-10TB-XBOX) 10TB USB 3.0 External Gaming Hard Drive (Xbox Pre-Formatted for Xbox ONE X) - 2 Year Warranty
## 27 Xbox One S 1TB Forza Horizon 4 console
## 28 Microsoft Xbox One Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians Bundle - game consoles (Xbox One, HDD, Halo 5: Guardians Limited Edition, HDMI)
## 29 Xbox One S 1TB Console - Gears 5 Bundle
## 30 Xbox One White Console with Sunset Overdrive
## 31 Xbox One S 1TB + White Xbox Controller, 1 month Xbox Game Pass & 14 days Xbox Live Gold
## 32 NBA 2K22 PEGI - [Xbox One]
## 33 Microsoft Console Xbox One + Kinect 500 Gb Black
## 34 Bionik Quickshot Pro for Xbox One: Custom Grip and Dual Trigger Locks for Faster Shots and Improved Gameplay- BNK-9076 - Xbox One, Black
## 35 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console - Battlefield V Bundle - Xbox One - Black (Renewed)
## 36 Xbox One S 2TB Console - Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle(US Version, Imported)
## 37 Microsoft Xbox One S 500gb Deep Blue Bundle
## 38 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller - Cosmos Nova & Injustice 2: Legendary Edition Bundle (Renewed)
## 39 Microsoft Xbox One X 1TB Console with Chat Headset & Forza Motorsport 6 Bundle (Renewed)
## 40 Microsoft Xbox One X 2TB SSHD Enhanced Gears 5 Limited Edition Arctic Blue Console, Gears 5 Ultimate Edition with Gears of War Complete Games Collection, 1 Month Xbox Live Gold and Game Pass Bundle
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## 74 <NA>
## 75 Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black
## 76 HyperX Cloud II – Gaming Headset PC/PS4/PS5, Red
## 77 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation - Infinity Power System - ClearCast Gen 2 Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
## 78 Toshiba Canvio Partner 2TB Portable 2.5" External HDD, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Mac and Windows Compatible, USB Powered
## 79 Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black
## 80 Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, Lightweight, LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, HERO 2 Sensor, 32,000 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, USB-C Charging, PC & Mac - Black
## 81 Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black
## 82 HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame
## 83 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Classic Black
## 84 SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini HyperMagnetic Gaming Keyboard – World’s Fastest Keyboard – Adjustable Actuation – Compact 60% Form Factor – RGB – PBT Keycaps – USB-C - English QWERTY Layout
## 85 Thrustmaster T-LCM - Loadcell Pedal set for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows
## 86 Razer Viper V2 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (30K DPI Optical Sensor, HyperSpeed Wireless Technology, Gen-3 Optical Mouse Switches, 5 DPI Options) Black
## 87 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset — 360° Spatial Audio — 2.4GHz High-Speed Wireless — 36 Hr Battery — USB-C — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch
## 88 CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black
## 89 Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals Plus Gear Shifter Bundle (Xbox One & PC) UK-Plug
## 90 SteelSeries Apex 3 - RGB Gaming Keyboard - 10-Zone RGB Illumination - Premium Magnetic Wrist Rest - English Qwerty Layout PC, Standard
## 91 <NA>
## 92 <NA>
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## 99 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 100 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 101 Thrustmaster TCA Captain Pack X Airbus Edition - Officially Licensed for Xbox Series X|S and PC
## 102 SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Mouse - 400+ Hour Battery Life - Dual Wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 - 60 Million Clicks - 18,000 CPI , Black
## 103 SteelSeries Arctis 7+ Wireless Gaming Headset - Lossless 2.4 GHz - 30 Hour Battery Life - For PC, PS5, PS4, Mac, Android and Switch - White
## 104 CORSAIR HS80 RGB WIRELESS Multiplatform Gaming Headset – Dolby Atmos – Omni-Directional Microphone – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – Carbon
## 105 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 106 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 107 Playseat® Challenge X - Logitech G Edition
## 108 PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Wired Video Game Controller, Gamepad for Xbox X and S, Officially Licenced by Xbox, 2 Years Manufacturer Warranty- Black
## 109 Razer Naga V2 Pro - MMO Wireless Gaming Mouse with HyperScroll Pro Wheel (3 Swappable Side Plates, HyperSpeed Wireless, Focus Pro 30 K Optical Sensor, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, Bluetooth) Black
## 110 Luna Wireless Controller
## 111 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 112 Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition, Replica Wheel for PS5 / PS4 / Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / Windows - Officially Licensed by Ferrari
## 113 HORI Racing Wheel Apex for Playstation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC - Officially Licensed by Sony (PS5/)
## 114 Razer Kraken - Cross-Platform Wired Gaming Headset (Custom Tuned 50 mm Drivers, Unidirectional Microphone, 3.5 mm Cable with In-line controls, Cross Platform Compatible) Quartz Pink
## 115 Snpurdiri 60% Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ice Blue LED Backlit 61 Keys Mini Wired Office Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Mac (Black-White, Red Switches)
## 116 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 117 CORSAIR K70 CORE RGB Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard with Palmrest – Pre-lubricated Corsair MLX Red Linear Switches – Sound Dampening – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 118 Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse: 6400 DPI Optical Sensor - 5 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Rubber Side Grips - Mercury White
## 119 Razer Barracuda X - Wireless Multi-platform Gaming and Mobile Headset (SmartSwitch Dual Wireless, Ergonomic Design, TriForce 40 mm, Cardioid Mic, On-Headset Controls, 50h Battery USB-C) Black
## 120 CORSAIR SCIMITAR RGB ELITE Wired MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse – 18,000 DPI – 17 Programmable Buttons – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black
## 121 <NA>
## 122 <NA>
## 123 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 124 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 125 STEALTH PANTHER Black - Over Ear Gaming Headset PS4/PS5, XBOX, Switch, PC with Flexible Mic, 3.5mm Jack, 1.5m Cable, Lightweight, Comfortable and Durable
## 126 CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – Elgato Stream Deck Integration – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY UK – Black
## 127 Poly Voyager 5200 UC Wireless Headset & Charging Case - Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Connect to Mobile/PC via Bluetooth -Works w/Microsoft Teams, Zoom & More, Plantronics
## 128 HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, HyperFlex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Black
## 129 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 130 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 131 Retro Games THE400 Mini
## 132 Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for Windows
## 133 CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS CORE Lightweight Gaming Headset – Omni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – Up to 50 ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch – Carbon
## 134 SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Headset - USB-C - Detachable Clearcast Microphone - for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Android, Black
## 135 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 136 Subsonic Superdrive - SV450 Racing steering wheel with pedal and paddle shifters for Xbox Serie X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC (programmable for all games) (Xbox Series X)
## 137 Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Wired Gaming Mouse, 4,000 DPI, Lightweight, 8 Programmable Buttons, DPI Switch Button, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black
## 138 CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 139 Combrite Falcon Gaming Keyboard And Mouse Set, TKL Compact Size, Rainbow LED Backlit, USB Wired Desktop Combo, UK Layout
## 140 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 141 Razer Naga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black
## 142 CORSAIR VOID RGB ELITE Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White
## 143 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Wireless 3DX-700066 Wireless 3D Mouse, Black
## 144 SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Ghost
## 145 <NA>
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## 153 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Universal Rudder Pedals for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 and PCs
## 154 Iron Maiden - Gaming Mouse
## 155 STEALTH PANTHER Black - Over Ear Gaming Headset PS4/PS5, XBOX, Switch, PC with Flexible Mic, 3.5mm Jack, 1.5m Cable, Lightweight, Comfortable and Durable
## 156 CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – OPX Linear Switches – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – Elgato Stream Deck Integration – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY UK – Black
## 157 Poly Voyager 5200 UC Wireless Headset & Charging Case - Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Connect to Mobile/PC via Bluetooth -Works w/Microsoft Teams, Zoom & More, Plantronics
## 158 HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, HyperFlex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Black
## 159 Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Green Switch) - Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB (Clicky Mechanical Switches, 6 Dedicated Macro Keys, Doubleshot ABS Keycaps) UK Layout | Black
## 160 Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Tenkeyless- Tenkeyless Analog Optical Esports Keyboard (Analog Optical Switches Gen-2, Quick Onboard Adjustments, Multi-function Digital Dial & Buttons) UK-Layout | Black
## 161 Retro Games THE400 Mini
## 162 Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for Windows
## 163 CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS CORE Lightweight Gaming Headset – Omni-Directional Microphone – Neodymium Drivers – Up to 50 ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch – Carbon
## 164 SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Headset - USB-C - Detachable Clearcast Microphone - for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Android, Black
## 165 Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro Tenkeyless (Red Switch) - Wireless Low-Profile Optical Gaming Keyboard (Linear Optical Switches, HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0) UK Layout | Black
## 166 Subsonic Superdrive - SV450 Racing steering wheel with pedal and paddle shifters for Xbox Serie X/S, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC (programmable for all games) (Xbox Series X)
## 167 Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Wired Gaming Mouse, 4,000 DPI, Lightweight, 8 Programmable Buttons, DPI Switch Button, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black
## 168 CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon
## 169 Combrite Falcon Gaming Keyboard And Mouse Set, TKL Compact Size, Rainbow LED Backlit, USB Wired Desktop Combo, UK Layout
## 170 THRUSTMASTER WHEEL TO LOGITECH G25/G27/G29 PEDAL ADAPTER CABLE
## 171 Razer Naga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black
## 172 CORSAIR VOID RGB ELITE Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White
## 173 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Wireless 3DX-700066 Wireless 3D Mouse, Black
## 174 SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Ghost
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## 76 £59.99£59.99 60,932 4.6 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 78 £329.99£329.99 99,412 4.6 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 84 £69.99£69.99 5,722 4.3 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 88 £206.98£206.98 519 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 89 £108.99£108.99 1,370 4.7 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 90 £149.99£149.99 1,135 4.6 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 91 £79.99£79.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up <NA>
## 92 £119.99£119.99 <NA> 3 Stars & Up <NA>
## 93 £39.99£39.99 <NA> 2 Stars & Up <NA>
## 94 £59.99£59.99 <NA> 1 Star & Up <NA>
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## 102 £214.99£214.99 17,237 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 103 £257.38£257.38 35,206 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 104 £34.99£34.99 4,109 4.3 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 105 £54.99£54.99 3,015 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 106 £135.68£135.68 5,485 4.6 out of 5 stars <NA>
## 107 £174.99£174.99 111 4.5 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 110 £129.00£129.00 1,317 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 121 £219.99£219.99 <NA> 4 Stars & Up <NA>
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## 123 £169.97£169.97 2,682 4.4 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 135 £59.99£59.99 1,665 4.0 out of 5 stars <NA>
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## 144 £20.69£20.69 <NA> 4 Stars & Up <NA>
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#1st Product
library(rvest)
url1 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B0BHSS55RM/ref=acr_search_hist_5?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=five_star&reviewerType=all_reviews#reviews-filter-bar"
session1 <-bow(url1, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionn1<- scrape(session1)
#Name of the reviewer
namereview1 <- sessionn1 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
names_1<- namereview1[1:25]
names_1## [1] "Chriz" "B Stagg" "Łukasz " "rob "
## [5] "Megerle" "Semi" "Martin Jobe" "André Wahlberg"
## [9] "Christian R." "LuFan" "LuFan" NA
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## [25] NA#Date of review
date1 <- sessionn1 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview<- date1[1:25]
datereview## [1] "Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024"
## [2] "Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024"
## [3] "Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022"
## [4] "Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023"
## [5] "Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024"
## [6] "Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024"
## [7] "Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023"
## [8] "Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023"
## [9] "Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024"
## [10] "Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023"
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rates1 <- sessionn1 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate <- rates1[1:25]
# Review comment
comrev1 <- sessionn1 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviews_com <- comrev1[1:25]
reviews_com <- gsub("\n", "", reviews_com)
framedf1 <- data.frame(
Name = names_1,
Date = datereview,
Individual_Rating = indivrate,
Review = reviews_com
)
framedf1## Name Date
## 1 Chriz Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024
## 2 B Stagg Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024
## 3 Łukasz Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022
## 4 rob Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023
## 5 Megerle Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024
## 6 Semi Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024
## 7 Martin Jobe Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023
## 8 André Wahlberg Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023
## 9 Christian R. Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024
## 10 LuFan Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023
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## 1 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 Comes with 2 sheets of mesh metal filters and 8 lengths of self adhesive magnetic stips. The mesh is not as restrictive as other brands so it has good airflow while still providing moderate dust protections. if you need to preserve airflow this works, if you want better dust protecting use another brand with a finer mesh but, it will hurt your airflow.Worked well to replace the super restrictive foam filter that came with my PC case.Simple install:Measure out the size you need, cut the mesh with sharp scissors or utility knife, peel and stick the magnetic strips along the edges (allow for a slight overlap to cover any possible sharp edges) and trim off any excess strips.Super simple and effective, though i would recommend cleaning the mesh with alcohol (and let it dry) before applying the magnetic strips to remove any traces of oils from your fingers and promote the best adhesion possible.
## 2 Works very well on my Omen 40L. Easy to cut to size and holds in place with magnets. I gave the PC a full clean 3 weeks ago before I installed this and it's still perfectly clean inside. Has larger holes than I expected but seems to work very well and doesn't affect air flow.
## 3 Wszystko ok
## 4 Qualité impeccable 👍👍👍
## 5 Ich habe diese MoKo 400 x 300 mm DIY PC Kühler Lüfter Staub Filter gekauft, um mein PC-Gehäuse vor Staubablagerungen zu schützen, und ich bin beeindruckt von ihrer Qualität und Effektivität. Das Mesh hat eine gute Qualität, die Kleber an den Bändern hält gut, und die Magnetkraft ist stark genug, um die Filter sicher an Ort und Stelle zu halten.
## 6 Exacly the same holes paterns as my case.Looking great 💯
## 7 Used this on top of my case where I have exhaust fans, but want to keep dust out when the pc is turned off. Doesn't seem to affect heat dissipation at all. Great.
## 8 Grymt mesh som funkar till det mesta.
## 9 Habe die Filtermatten bestellt, da in meinem Corsair Carbide Air 540 ja standardmäßig nur an der Front ein Staubschutz installiert ist.Es gibt zwar ein Set für das Case zu bestellen, allerdings sind mir 75 € dafür unverhältnismäßig überteuert vorgekommen. Durch Zufall bin ich auf den Artikel hier gestoßen und kann nur sagen, top Qualität.Um alle Öffnungen mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen habe ich etwas mehr als die Hälfte der zwei Matten (diese werden ordentlich zwischen Kartonage verpackt versendet) gebraucht. Da ich ein ziemlich großes Case habe sollte man auf jeden Fall locker damit hinkommen für einen Standard PC.Das selbstklebende Magnetband ist auch in ausreichender Menge mitgeliefert und klebt bombig am Material. Die Magnetkraft reicht locker, um auch größere Öffnungen sicher mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen.Habe für die gesamte Bastelei gestern knapp 10 Minuten gebraucht und das für ein sehr ordentliches Ergebnis.Kann ich ohne Bedenken jedem Empfehlen, der einen hochwertigen Staubschutz für seinen Rechner braucht und dabei nicht unmengen an Kohle ausgeben will.Zu beachten ist dabei aber natürlich das es ein wenig den Airflow im Case beeinflusst ( wie jeder Staubschutz halt) und man die Lüfterdrezahl eventuell ein wenig anpassen muss.
## 10 Pienamente soddisfatto, si può tagliare, sagomare e adattare. Utilizzando e tagliando le strisce adesive da un lato e magnetiche dall'altro, si possono suddividere le zone da coprire per poterle scoprire al bisogno anche separatamente.Non sono una persona che ha grande manualità, ma ho trovato facilissimo l'utilizzo e, di due fogli e striscie, mi è avanzato parecchio materiale per un secondo uso.Consiglio vivamente il prodotto per chi ha, come me, la necessità di proteggere il PC da polvere e peli, che i miei due gatti producono in grande quantità.
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read.csv("ProductsReviews1.csv")## X Name Date
## 1 1 Chriz Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024
## 2 2 B Stagg Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024
## 3 3 Łukasz Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022
## 4 4 rob Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023
## 5 5 Megerle Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024
## 6 6 Semi Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024
## 7 7 Martin Jobe Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023
## 8 8 André Wahlberg Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023
## 9 9 Christian R. Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024
## 10 10 LuFan Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023
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## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 Comes with 2 sheets of mesh metal filters and 8 lengths of self adhesive magnetic stips. The mesh is not as restrictive as other brands so it has good airflow while still providing moderate dust protections. if you need to preserve airflow this works, if you want better dust protecting use another brand with a finer mesh but, it will hurt your airflow.Worked well to replace the super restrictive foam filter that came with my PC case.Simple install:Measure out the size you need, cut the mesh with sharp scissors or utility knife, peel and stick the magnetic strips along the edges (allow for a slight overlap to cover any possible sharp edges) and trim off any excess strips.Super simple and effective, though i would recommend cleaning the mesh with alcohol (and let it dry) before applying the magnetic strips to remove any traces of oils from your fingers and promote the best adhesion possible.
## 2 Works very well on my Omen 40L. Easy to cut to size and holds in place with magnets. I gave the PC a full clean 3 weeks ago before I installed this and it's still perfectly clean inside. Has larger holes than I expected but seems to work very well and doesn't affect air flow.
## 3 Wszystko ok
## 4 Qualité impeccable 👍👍👍
## 5 Ich habe diese MoKo 400 x 300 mm DIY PC Kühler Lüfter Staub Filter gekauft, um mein PC-Gehäuse vor Staubablagerungen zu schützen, und ich bin beeindruckt von ihrer Qualität und Effektivität. Das Mesh hat eine gute Qualität, die Kleber an den Bändern hält gut, und die Magnetkraft ist stark genug, um die Filter sicher an Ort und Stelle zu halten.
## 6 Exacly the same holes paterns as my case.Looking great 💯
## 7 Used this on top of my case where I have exhaust fans, but want to keep dust out when the pc is turned off. Doesn't seem to affect heat dissipation at all. Great.
## 8 Grymt mesh som funkar till det mesta.
## 9 Habe die Filtermatten bestellt, da in meinem Corsair Carbide Air 540 ja standardmäßig nur an der Front ein Staubschutz installiert ist.Es gibt zwar ein Set für das Case zu bestellen, allerdings sind mir 75 € dafür unverhältnismäßig überteuert vorgekommen. Durch Zufall bin ich auf den Artikel hier gestoßen und kann nur sagen, top Qualität.Um alle Öffnungen mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen habe ich etwas mehr als die Hälfte der zwei Matten (diese werden ordentlich zwischen Kartonage verpackt versendet) gebraucht. Da ich ein ziemlich großes Case habe sollte man auf jeden Fall locker damit hinkommen für einen Standard PC.Das selbstklebende Magnetband ist auch in ausreichender Menge mitgeliefert und klebt bombig am Material. Die Magnetkraft reicht locker, um auch größere Öffnungen sicher mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen.Habe für die gesamte Bastelei gestern knapp 10 Minuten gebraucht und das für ein sehr ordentliches Ergebnis.Kann ich ohne Bedenken jedem Empfehlen, der einen hochwertigen Staubschutz für seinen Rechner braucht und dabei nicht unmengen an Kohle ausgeben will.Zu beachten ist dabei aber natürlich das es ein wenig den Airflow im Case beeinflusst ( wie jeder Staubschutz halt) und man die Lüfterdrezahl eventuell ein wenig anpassen muss.
## 10 Pienamente soddisfatto, si può tagliare, sagomare e adattare. Utilizzando e tagliando le strisce adesive da un lato e magnetiche dall'altro, si possono suddividere le zone da coprire per poterle scoprire al bisogno anche separatamente.Non sono una persona che ha grande manualità, ma ho trovato facilissimo l'utilizzo e, di due fogli e striscie, mi è avanzato parecchio materiale per un secondo uso.Consiglio vivamente il prodotto per chi ha, come me, la necessità di proteggere il PC da polvere e peli, che i miei due gatti producono in grande quantità.
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#2ndProduct
library(rvest)
url_2 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B0BTG4S29L/ref=acr_dpx_hist_5?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=five_star&reviewerType=all_reviews#reviews-filter-bar"
session2<-bow(url_2, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionn2 <- scrape(session2)
#Name of the reviewer
namereview2 <- sessionn2 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
names_2<- namereview2[1:25]
names_2## [1] "John" "Spacegrl " "John" "JC"
## [5] "Kindle Customer1" "Carl" "Des Silvester" "Samer Kakish"
## [9] "Eric Kim" "Anup Adhikari" "Peter W" "KP"
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## [25] NA#Date of review
date2 <- sessionn1 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview2<- date2[1:25]
datereview2## [1] "Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024"
## [2] "Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024"
## [3] "Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022"
## [4] "Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023"
## [5] "Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024"
## [6] "Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024"
## [7] "Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023"
## [8] "Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023"
## [9] "Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024"
## [10] "Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023"
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rates2 <- sessionn2 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate2 <- rates2[1:25]
indivrate2## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [13] "5.0 out of 5 stars" NA NA
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comrev2 <- sessionn2 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviews_com2 <- comrev2[1:25]
reviews_com2 <- gsub("\n", "", reviews_com2)
framedf2 <- data.frame(
Name = names_2,
Date = datereview2,
Individual_Rating = indivrate2,
Review = reviews_com2
)
framedf2## Name Date
## 1 John Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024
## 2 Spacegrl Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024
## 3 John Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022
## 4 JC Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023
## 5 Kindle Customer1 Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024
## 6 Carl Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024
## 7 Des Silvester Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023
## 8 Samer Kakish Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023
## 9 Eric Kim Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024
## 10 Anup Adhikari Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023
## 11 Peter W <NA>
## 12 KP <NA>
## 13 <NA> <NA>
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## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 I have had Apple TVs previously which are ok but the remotes can be a bit fickle. The Fire Stick has an easy to use remote which controls the TV volume as well. The set up process was easy and fairly quick. It works well with our Wi Fi. Very happy with this purchase
## 2 So easy, amazing product.
## 3 Great product and fast delivery.
## 4 easy to use
## 5 Great little item, works from box, easy to set-up, bought two
## 6 It is an upgrade from the "lite" model that I had before and not only for the 4k which I do not use, but for speed and stability. I am using it with the Ethernet adapter so I have not used the wifi capability yet.
## 7 met beyond my expectations
## 8 It does its job.
## 9 We use the Fire stick to turn our older model tv into a smart tv. Watching YouTube video and other streaming services.
## 10 This thing functions above and beyond what I expected. Super easy to setup and use.
## 11 <NA>
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read.csv("ProductsReviews2.csv")## X Name Date
## 1 1 John Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024
## 2 2 Spacegrl Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024
## 3 3 John Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022
## 4 4 JC Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023
## 5 5 Kindle Customer1 Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024
## 6 6 Carl Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024
## 7 7 Des Silvester Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023
## 8 8 Samer Kakish Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023
## 9 9 Eric Kim Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024
## 10 10 Anup Adhikari Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023
## 11 11 Peter W <NA>
## 12 12 KP <NA>
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## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 14 <NA>
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## Review
## 1 I have had Apple TVs previously which are ok but the remotes can be a bit fickle. The Fire Stick has an easy to use remote which controls the TV volume as well. The set up process was easy and fairly quick. It works well with our Wi Fi. Very happy with this purchase
## 2 So easy, amazing product.
## 3 Great product and fast delivery.
## 4 easy to use
## 5 Great little item, works from box, easy to set-up, bought two
## 6 It is an upgrade from the "lite" model that I had before and not only for the 4k which I do not use, but for speed and stability. I am using it with the Ethernet adapter so I have not used the wifi capability yet.
## 7 met beyond my expectations
## 8 It does its job.
## 9 We use the Fire stick to turn our older model tv into a smart tv. Watching YouTube video and other streaming services.
## 10 This thing functions above and beyond what I expected. Super easy to setup and use.
## 11 <NA>
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#3rdProduct
url_3 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B086WCG4SR/ref=p13n_ds_purchase_sim_1p_dp_desktop_d_sccl_1_2_cr/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=1SxUI&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=VX1KZQGA39ET6N51N4EP&pd_rd_wg=gaSN9&pd_rd_r=e92d4990-3f8e-486c-aebc-96f58ad50280&pd_rd_i=B086WCG4SR"
session3 <-bow(url_3, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionn3 <- scrape(session3)
sessionn3## {html_document}
## <html lang="en-au" class="a-no-js" data-19ax5a9jf="dingo">
## [1] <head>\n<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ...
## [2] <body>\n<span id="cr-state-object" data-state='{"asin":"B086WCG4SR","devi ...product3 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B086WCG4SR/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_srt/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=1SxUI&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=VX1KZQGA39ET6N51N4EP&pd_rd_wg=gaSN9&pd_rd_r=e92d4990-3f8e-486c-aebc-96f58ad50280&pd_rd_i=B086WCG4SR&pageNumber=1&sortBy=recent"
sessionn_3 <-bow(product3, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionnn3 <- scrape(sessionn_3)
sessionnn3## {html_document}
## <html lang="en-au" class="a-no-js" data-19ax5a9jf="dingo">
## [1] <head>\n<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ...
## [2] <body>\n<span id="cr-state-object" data-state='{"asin":"B086WCG4SR","devi ...#Name of the reviewer
namereview3 <- sessionn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
names_3<- namereview3[1:15]
names_3## [1] "Sean" "Chris" "Sean" "Simon (VIC)" "Doug Steele"
## [6] "Matthew" "Very good " "Keithg1957" "Ken McMillan" "Denny"
## [11] "Munhumutapa" "Chris" NA NA NA#Date of review
date3 <- sessionn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview3<- date3[1:15]
datereview3## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023"
## [3] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [4] "Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024"
## [5] "Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024"
## [6] "Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024"
## [7] "Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024"
## [8] "Reviewed in Australia on 28 December 2022"
## [9] "Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023"
## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 19 September 2023"
## [11] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024"
## [12] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023"
## [13] NA
## [14] NA
## [15] NA#Individual rating
rates3 <- sessionn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate3<- rates3[1:15]
indivrate3## [1] "4.5 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "4.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "4.0 out of 5 stars"
## [13] "3.0 out of 5 stars" NA NA#Review comment
comrev3 <- sessionn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviews_com3 <- comrev3[1:15]
reviews_com3 <- gsub("\n", "", reviews_com3)
framedf3 <- data.frame(
Name = names_3,
Date = datereview3,
Individual_Rating = indivrate3,
Review = reviews_com3
)
framedf3## Name Date Individual_Rating
## 1 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 2 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 Simon (VIC) Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 Doug Steele Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 Matthew Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 Very good Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 Keithg1957 Reviewed in Australia on 28 December 2022 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 Ken McMillan Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 Denny Reviewed in Australia on 19 September 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 Munhumutapa Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 <NA> <NA> 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 14 <NA> <NA> <NA>
## 15 <NA> <NA> <NA>
## Review
## 1 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 2 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 3 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 4 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 5 Very good
## 6 Works perfectly with my wired Ethernet, great price, quick post, highly recommended, much quick than Wifi connection.
## 7 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 8 With some apps the shows would drop out. Have not had one drop out since using this
## 9 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 10 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>
## 13 <NA>
## 14 <NA>
## 15 <NA>#Name of reviewer
namereview_3 <- sessionnn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
names_3 <- namereview_3 [1:10]
names_3## [1] "Sean" "Chris" "Simon (VIC)" "Matthew" "Very good "
## [6] "Doug Steele" "Munhumutapa" "Sean" "Ken McMillan" "Chris"#Date of review
date_3 <- sessionnn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview_3<- date_3[1:10]
datereview_3## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023"
## [3] "Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024"
## [4] "Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024"
## [5] "Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024"
## [6] "Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024"
## [7] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024"
## [8] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [9] "Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023"
## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023"#Individual rating
rates_3 <- sessionnn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate_3 <- rates_3 [1:10]
indivrate_3## [1] "4.5 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "4.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "4.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "5.0 out of 5 stars"#Review comment
comrev_3 <- sessionnn3 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom_3 <- comrev_3[1:10]
reviewscom_3 <- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom_3)
framedf_3 <- data.frame(
Name = names_3,
Date = datereview_3,
Individual_Rating = indivrate_3,
Review = reviewscom_3
)
framedf_3## Name Date Individual_Rating
## 1 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 2 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 Simon (VIC) Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 Matthew Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 Very good Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 Doug Steele Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 Munhumutapa Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 Ken McMillan Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 2 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 3 Very good
## 4 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 5 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 6 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 7 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 8 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 9 Does what it supposed to, keeps streaming speeds constant
## 10 Not enough oomph for Disney and Netflix 4k, 100 mps to slow, both above need the 1 gig ethernetframedff3 <- bind_rows(framedf3,framedf_3)
framedff3## Name Date Individual_Rating
## 1 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 2 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 Simon (VIC) Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 Doug Steele Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 Matthew Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 Very good Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 Keithg1957 Reviewed in Australia on 28 December 2022 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 Ken McMillan Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 Denny Reviewed in Australia on 19 September 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 Munhumutapa Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 <NA> <NA> 3.0 out of 5 stars
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## 16 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 17 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 18 Simon (VIC) Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 19 Matthew Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 20 Very good Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 21 Doug Steele Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 22 Munhumutapa Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 23 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 24 Ken McMillan Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 25 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 2 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 3 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 4 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 5 Very good
## 6 Works perfectly with my wired Ethernet, great price, quick post, highly recommended, much quick than Wifi connection.
## 7 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 8 With some apps the shows would drop out. Have not had one drop out since using this
## 9 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 10 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 11 <NA>
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## 16 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 17 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 18 Very good
## 19 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 20 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 21 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 22 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 23 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 24 Does what it supposed to, keeps streaming speeds constant
## 25 Not enough oomph for Disney and Netflix 4k, 100 mps to slow, both above need the 1 gig ethernetwrite.csv(framedff3, "ProductsReviews3.csv")
read.csv("ProductsReviews3.csv")## X Name Date
## 1 1 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 2 2 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023
## 3 3 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 4 4 Simon (VIC) Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 5 5 Doug Steele Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024
## 6 6 Matthew Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024
## 7 7 Very good Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024
## 8 8 Keithg1957 Reviewed in Australia on 28 December 2022
## 9 9 Ken McMillan Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023
## 10 10 Denny Reviewed in Australia on 19 September 2023
## 11 11 Munhumutapa Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024
## 12 12 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023
## 13 13 <NA> <NA>
## 14 14 <NA> <NA>
## 15 15 <NA> <NA>
## 16 16 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 17 17 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023
## 18 18 Simon (VIC) Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 19 19 Matthew Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024
## 20 20 Very good Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024
## 21 21 Doug Steele Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024
## 22 22 Munhumutapa Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024
## 23 23 Sean Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 24 24 Ken McMillan Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023
## 25 25 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023
## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 14 <NA>
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## 16 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 17 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 18 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 19 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 20 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 21 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 22 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 23 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 24 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 25 5.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 2 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 3 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 4 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 5 Very good
## 6 Works perfectly with my wired Ethernet, great price, quick post, highly recommended, much quick than Wifi connection.
## 7 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 8 With some apps the shows would drop out. Have not had one drop out since using this
## 9 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 10 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>
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## 14 <NA>
## 15 <NA>
## 16 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 17 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 18 Very good
## 19 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 20 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 21 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 22 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 23 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 24 Does what it supposed to, keeps streaming speeds constant
## 25 Not enough oomph for Disney and Netflix 4k, 100 mps to slow, both above need the 1 gig ethernetFOURTH
#4th product
library(rvest)
library(dplyr)
library(httr2)
library(httr)
library(purrr)
url_4 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B09TDTJKF1/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_srt?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=five_star&reviewerType=all_reviews&sortBy=recent&pageNumber=1#reviews-filter-bar"
session4 <- bow(url_4, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionn4 <- scrape(session4)
sessionn4## {html_document}
## <html lang="en-au" class="a-no-js" data-19ax5a9jf="dingo">
## [1] <head>\n<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ...
## [2] <body>\n<span id="cr-state-object" data-state='{"asin":"B09TDTJKF1","devi ...product4 <-"https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B09TDTJKF1/ref=cm_cr_getr_d_paging_btm_next_2?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=five_star&reviewerType=all_reviews&sortBy=recent&pageNumber=2#reviews-filter-bar"
session_4<- bow(product4, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionnn4 <- scrape(session_4)
sessionnn4## {html_document}
## <html lang="en-au" class="a-no-js" data-19ax5a9jf="dingo">
## [1] <head>\n<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8 ...
## [2] <body>\n<span id="cr-state-object" data-state='{"asin":"B09TDTJKF1","devi ...#Name of reviewer
namereview4 <- sessionn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee4 <- namereview4 [1:12]
namee4## [1] "Abul Quamer" "Md Taimur Rahman Mandal"
## [3] "Robin" "Andre Louhanapessy"
## [5] "John William Pritchard" "Will"
## [7] "Llewellyn Biggar" "Steven E."
## [9] "Pippa" "Chameleon"
## [11] "Chameleon" "Joe"#Date of review
date4 <- sessionn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview4 <- date4[1:12]
datereview4## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023"
## [3] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 March 2024"
## [4] "Reviewed in Australia on 20 February 2024"
## [5] "Reviewed in Australia on 11 February 2024"
## [6] "Reviewed in Australia on 30 January 2024"
## [7] "Reviewed in Australia on 26 January 2024"
## [8] "Reviewed in Australia on 8 January 2024"
## [9] "Reviewed in Australia on 7 January 2024"
## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023"
## [11] "Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023"
## [12] "Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023"#Individual rating
rates4 <- sessionn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate4 <- rates4[1:12]
indivrate4## [1] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"#Review comment
comrev4 <- sessionn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom4 <- comrev4[1:12]
reviewscom4 <- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom4)
framedf4 <- data.frame(
Name = namee4,
Date = datereview4,
Individual_Rating = indivrate4,
Review = reviewscom4
)
framedf4## Name Date
## 1 Abul Quamer Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 2 Md Taimur Rahman Mandal Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023
## 3 Robin Reviewed in Australia on 4 March 2024
## 4 Andre Louhanapessy Reviewed in Australia on 20 February 2024
## 5 John William Pritchard Reviewed in Australia on 11 February 2024
## 6 Will Reviewed in Australia on 30 January 2024
## 7 Llewellyn Biggar Reviewed in Australia on 26 January 2024
## 8 Steven E. Reviewed in Australia on 8 January 2024
## 9 Pippa Reviewed in Australia on 7 January 2024
## 10 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
## 11 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023
## 12 Joe Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023
## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 5.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 The Fire Cube is an essential product offered by Amazon. It provides 4K display output with exceptionally fast navigation, ensuring a seamless user experience. The device enables effortless connection to both monitors and projectors, making it a versatile solution for various display needs. Overall, the Fire Cube stands out as a remarkable product.
## 2 Great item
## 3 excellent cinema experience
## 4 It's actually quite a fast little device that made my old smart tv useable again.You can use a VPN and sideloading to install streaming apps from other countries... It works with Kodi too which is great for local streaming.It can also take over your TVs remote so you don't need to use two remotes.Great little device.
## 5 Great product
## 6 This is the best streaming box by far, it’s so responsive and loads up so quickly, I was struggling with just my android tv slow streaming and lost signalBut theIs little box is magic and it’s so small it’s perfect
## 7 This has made the not smart TV work just as well as the smart TV. Hasn’t been used a lot since it was installed yet.
## 8 I feel compelled to write this review for those who haven’t tried it. I bought it on Prime day for $99 to replace my Samsung S9 o/s. Post the proliferation of streaming services I have found hunting for something to watch increasingly more challenging, and this device helps with that. The o/s is very intuitive, fast and makes switching between channels/streaming services easy. It’s a huge upgrade to the OEM o/s. Couldn’t recommend it more highly.
## 9 Fire TV is great, the main reason is the steamlined interface, but the Android support is a must. This led me to buy more echo devices to create an Amazon Home Theatre setup, and not my home entertainment setup looks and sounds great.
## 10 I purchased as an upgrade from my Firestick max 2022. Better specs that the Firestick max 2023Onboard usb and Ethernet ports.I’m very happy with the cube and happy to recommendAAA+++
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>#Name of reviewer
namereview_4<- sessionn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee_4 <- namereview_4 [1:13]
namee_4## [1] "Abul Quamer" "Md Taimur Rahman Mandal"
## [3] "Robin" "Andre Louhanapessy"
## [5] "John William Pritchard" "Will"
## [7] "Llewellyn Biggar" "Steven E."
## [9] "Pippa" "Chameleon"
## [11] "Chameleon" "Joe"
## [13] "Terry"#Date of review
date_4 <- sessionnn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview_4 <- date_4[1:13]
datereview_4## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023"
## [3] "Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023"
## [4] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [5] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023"
## [6] "Reviewed in Australia on 3 December 2023"
## [7] "Reviewed in Australia on 30 November 2023"
## [8] "Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023"
## [9] "Reviewed in Australia on 8 November 2023"
## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023"
## [11] "Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023"
## [12] "Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023"
## [13] NA#Individual rating
rates_4 <- sessionnn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate_4 <- rates_4[1:13]
indivrate_4## [1] "4.4 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
## [13] "5.0 out of 5 stars"#Review comment
comrev_4 <- sessionnn4 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom_4 <- comrev_4 [1:13]
reviewscom_4<- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom_4)
framedf_4 <- data.frame(
Name = namee_4,
Date = datereview_4,
Individual_Rating = indivrate_4,
Review = reviewscom_4
)
framedf_4## Name Date
## 1 Abul Quamer Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 2 Md Taimur Rahman Mandal Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023
## 3 Robin Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023
## 4 Andre Louhanapessy Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 5 John William Pritchard Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 6 Will Reviewed in Australia on 3 December 2023
## 7 Llewellyn Biggar Reviewed in Australia on 30 November 2023
## 8 Steven E. Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023
## 9 Pippa Reviewed in Australia on 8 November 2023
## 10 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023
## 11 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023
## 12 Joe Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023
## 13 Terry <NA>
## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 5.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 When I first got the cube I couldn't sync the sound no matter what, got the cube back out of the cupboard to try again, very happy I did sound was perfect thru Atmos soundbar, great picture well worth it. Seems all initial bugs have been sorted thru updates. I can finally recommend the cube to anyone who is thinking of getting one.
## 2 I am a nvidia shield tv pro user. So coming from 2 full sized usb 3 ports, 3gb ram & a machine that supports AI upscaling software trickery. So Am I missing all that ? For some reason no, not that much. The fire tv cube is newer hardware and feels powerful. It outputs a distinct and crisp colour tone which I can’t explain but feels nicer and perfect to the eye on an oled screen. It doesn’t have an aggressive AI upscaling tech on <4k videos like the shield tv pro but feels as if it has some form of processing that makes the image smooth , sharp enough and pleasing to the eye. The interface is easy to use, I don’t miss Google tv and I have a handful of apps that I use that run perfectly for my streaming needs. The software is fast ,the remote is tactile and overall performance is responsive and zippy. The usb port can read from fat 32 or ntfs file format and I had no issues playing back large 4K video files. I don’t miss usb 3.0 this with usb 2.0 just works fine. The build quality of the cube is impressive and it’s fine little tech. What’s more impressive is that streaming wise supports hdr and Dolby vision in more apps that’s matters for example YouTube. The shield tv pro cannot playback in hdr on YouTube it’s just displays in sdr. Nvidia has done nothing in years to update the the shield tv pro. The firecube can play YouTube in HDR when available and the result is so impressive. The firetv has made my viewing experience perfect on my Oled display. Now what’s even more impressive is echo dot or Alexa built in!! Just wow I love it and this device has finally made my home smarter. I control lights in all my rooms via voice. All these features had made me forget Nvidia shield tv pro. So do I miss anything about the shield tv pro? May the AI upscaling a tiny little bit but not that much. I am absolutely loving the firetv cube, it’s a no fuss device that elevates your entertainment setup and is actually really useful. I highly recommend the firecube tv. And by the way I am all this happier because I got this on 50% sale deal that’s what makes it a sweet purchase yep, paid like $98 AUD or ~$64usd. What a steal !! What a bargain. Love it. Oh forgot to say firetv also has hdmi in port as well!! So good.
## 3 Hooked up to tv very pleased with product
## 4 Turned my somewhat smart tv into a snappy and better looking full smart tv experience. Plus one remote does it all. I dont use the voice features. Recommended.
## 5 Power and flexibility. I should have looked into years ago! Recommend
## 6 Very pleased how this unify all the streaming apps and so easy to use. The microphone remote control is fun to use.
## 7 The only thing it doesn’t have is FTA TV.It does all streaming with aplomb.It is FAST.If you voice search a movie or tv show and its available on multiple streaming channels it tells you and lets you choose.
## 8 I purchased this on special to suplement my Google TV . I finnd this not as easy to use as my google to because the home screen layout is overly cluttered for me. It definitely has all the whistles and bells one could want but I haven't found a way to declutter yet. In time I will work it out until then I will persevere.
## 9 Fast, flexible and does everything i need. Very happy with product
## 10 Really fast. Faster than the latest Apple TV. Much better remote than older FireTV Stick because of the Apps button and a much, much better remote than the Apple TV. Quicker to access things and much easier to use than the Apple TV remote. The Apple TV still has a better interface and is more useful for screen mirroring from an iPhone. Forget about the Google TV 4K it is painfully slow especially when using earbuds or headphones. The lag is noticeable so voices and lips do not sync. No trouble with this on any Fire TV Stick 4K, 4K Max or Cube.
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>
## 13 <NA>frame_df4 <- bind_rows(framedf4,framedf_4)
frame_df4## Name Date
## 1 Abul Quamer Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 2 Md Taimur Rahman Mandal Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023
## 3 Robin Reviewed in Australia on 4 March 2024
## 4 Andre Louhanapessy Reviewed in Australia on 20 February 2024
## 5 John William Pritchard Reviewed in Australia on 11 February 2024
## 6 Will Reviewed in Australia on 30 January 2024
## 7 Llewellyn Biggar Reviewed in Australia on 26 January 2024
## 8 Steven E. Reviewed in Australia on 8 January 2024
## 9 Pippa Reviewed in Australia on 7 January 2024
## 10 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
## 11 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023
## 12 Joe Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023
## 13 Abul Quamer Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 14 Md Taimur Rahman Mandal Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023
## 15 Robin Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023
## 16 Andre Louhanapessy Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 17 John William Pritchard Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 18 Will Reviewed in Australia on 3 December 2023
## 19 Llewellyn Biggar Reviewed in Australia on 30 November 2023
## 20 Steven E. Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023
## 21 Pippa Reviewed in Australia on 8 November 2023
## 22 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023
## 23 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023
## 24 Joe Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023
## 25 Terry <NA>
## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 14 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 15 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 16 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 17 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 18 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 19 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 20 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 21 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 22 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 23 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 24 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 25 5.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 The Fire Cube is an essential product offered by Amazon. It provides 4K display output with exceptionally fast navigation, ensuring a seamless user experience. The device enables effortless connection to both monitors and projectors, making it a versatile solution for various display needs. Overall, the Fire Cube stands out as a remarkable product.
## 2 Great item
## 3 excellent cinema experience
## 4 It's actually quite a fast little device that made my old smart tv useable again.You can use a VPN and sideloading to install streaming apps from other countries... It works with Kodi too which is great for local streaming.It can also take over your TVs remote so you don't need to use two remotes.Great little device.
## 5 Great product
## 6 This is the best streaming box by far, it’s so responsive and loads up so quickly, I was struggling with just my android tv slow streaming and lost signalBut theIs little box is magic and it’s so small it’s perfect
## 7 This has made the not smart TV work just as well as the smart TV. Hasn’t been used a lot since it was installed yet.
## 8 I feel compelled to write this review for those who haven’t tried it. I bought it on Prime day for $99 to replace my Samsung S9 o/s. Post the proliferation of streaming services I have found hunting for something to watch increasingly more challenging, and this device helps with that. The o/s is very intuitive, fast and makes switching between channels/streaming services easy. It’s a huge upgrade to the OEM o/s. Couldn’t recommend it more highly.
## 9 Fire TV is great, the main reason is the steamlined interface, but the Android support is a must. This led me to buy more echo devices to create an Amazon Home Theatre setup, and not my home entertainment setup looks and sounds great.
## 10 I purchased as an upgrade from my Firestick max 2022. Better specs that the Firestick max 2023Onboard usb and Ethernet ports.I’m very happy with the cube and happy to recommendAAA+++
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>
## 13 When I first got the cube I couldn't sync the sound no matter what, got the cube back out of the cupboard to try again, very happy I did sound was perfect thru Atmos soundbar, great picture well worth it. Seems all initial bugs have been sorted thru updates. I can finally recommend the cube to anyone who is thinking of getting one.
## 14 I am a nvidia shield tv pro user. So coming from 2 full sized usb 3 ports, 3gb ram & a machine that supports AI upscaling software trickery. So Am I missing all that ? For some reason no, not that much. The fire tv cube is newer hardware and feels powerful. It outputs a distinct and crisp colour tone which I can’t explain but feels nicer and perfect to the eye on an oled screen. It doesn’t have an aggressive AI upscaling tech on <4k videos like the shield tv pro but feels as if it has some form of processing that makes the image smooth , sharp enough and pleasing to the eye. The interface is easy to use, I don’t miss Google tv and I have a handful of apps that I use that run perfectly for my streaming needs. The software is fast ,the remote is tactile and overall performance is responsive and zippy. The usb port can read from fat 32 or ntfs file format and I had no issues playing back large 4K video files. I don’t miss usb 3.0 this with usb 2.0 just works fine. The build quality of the cube is impressive and it’s fine little tech. What’s more impressive is that streaming wise supports hdr and Dolby vision in more apps that’s matters for example YouTube. The shield tv pro cannot playback in hdr on YouTube it’s just displays in sdr. Nvidia has done nothing in years to update the the shield tv pro. The firecube can play YouTube in HDR when available and the result is so impressive. The firetv has made my viewing experience perfect on my Oled display. Now what’s even more impressive is echo dot or Alexa built in!! Just wow I love it and this device has finally made my home smarter. I control lights in all my rooms via voice. All these features had made me forget Nvidia shield tv pro. So do I miss anything about the shield tv pro? May the AI upscaling a tiny little bit but not that much. I am absolutely loving the firetv cube, it’s a no fuss device that elevates your entertainment setup and is actually really useful. I highly recommend the firecube tv. And by the way I am all this happier because I got this on 50% sale deal that’s what makes it a sweet purchase yep, paid like $98 AUD or ~$64usd. What a steal !! What a bargain. Love it. Oh forgot to say firetv also has hdmi in port as well!! So good.
## 15 Hooked up to tv very pleased with product
## 16 Turned my somewhat smart tv into a snappy and better looking full smart tv experience. Plus one remote does it all. I dont use the voice features. Recommended.
## 17 Power and flexibility. I should have looked into years ago! Recommend
## 18 Very pleased how this unify all the streaming apps and so easy to use. The microphone remote control is fun to use.
## 19 The only thing it doesn’t have is FTA TV.It does all streaming with aplomb.It is FAST.If you voice search a movie or tv show and its available on multiple streaming channels it tells you and lets you choose.
## 20 I purchased this on special to suplement my Google TV . I finnd this not as easy to use as my google to because the home screen layout is overly cluttered for me. It definitely has all the whistles and bells one could want but I haven't found a way to declutter yet. In time I will work it out until then I will persevere.
## 21 Fast, flexible and does everything i need. Very happy with product
## 22 Really fast. Faster than the latest Apple TV. Much better remote than older FireTV Stick because of the Apps button and a much, much better remote than the Apple TV. Quicker to access things and much easier to use than the Apple TV remote. The Apple TV still has a better interface and is more useful for screen mirroring from an iPhone. Forget about the Google TV 4K it is painfully slow especially when using earbuds or headphones. The lag is noticeable so voices and lips do not sync. No trouble with this on any Fire TV Stick 4K, 4K Max or Cube.
## 23 <NA>
## 24 <NA>
## 25 <NA>write.csv(frame_df4, "ProductsReviews4.csv")
read.csv("ProductsReviews4.csv")## X Name Date
## 1 1 Abul Quamer Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 2 2 Md Taimur Rahman Mandal Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023
## 3 3 Robin Reviewed in Australia on 4 March 2024
## 4 4 Andre Louhanapessy Reviewed in Australia on 20 February 2024
## 5 5 John William Pritchard Reviewed in Australia on 11 February 2024
## 6 6 Will Reviewed in Australia on 30 January 2024
## 7 7 Llewellyn Biggar Reviewed in Australia on 26 January 2024
## 8 8 Steven E. Reviewed in Australia on 8 January 2024
## 9 9 Pippa Reviewed in Australia on 7 January 2024
## 10 10 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
## 11 11 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023
## 12 12 Joe Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023
## 13 13 Abul Quamer Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 14 14 Md Taimur Rahman Mandal Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023
## 15 15 Robin Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023
## 16 16 Andre Louhanapessy Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 17 17 John William Pritchard Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023
## 18 18 Will Reviewed in Australia on 3 December 2023
## 19 19 Llewellyn Biggar Reviewed in Australia on 30 November 2023
## 20 20 Steven E. Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023
## 21 21 Pippa Reviewed in Australia on 8 November 2023
## 22 22 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023
## 23 23 Chameleon Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023
## 24 24 Joe Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023
## 25 25 Terry <NA>
## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 14 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 15 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 16 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 17 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 18 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 19 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 20 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 21 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 22 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 23 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 24 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 25 5.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 The Fire Cube is an essential product offered by Amazon. It provides 4K display output with exceptionally fast navigation, ensuring a seamless user experience. The device enables effortless connection to both monitors and projectors, making it a versatile solution for various display needs. Overall, the Fire Cube stands out as a remarkable product.
## 2 Great item
## 3 excellent cinema experience
## 4 It's actually quite a fast little device that made my old smart tv useable again.You can use a VPN and sideloading to install streaming apps from other countries... It works with Kodi too which is great for local streaming.It can also take over your TVs remote so you don't need to use two remotes.Great little device.
## 5 Great product
## 6 This is the best streaming box by far, it’s so responsive and loads up so quickly, I was struggling with just my android tv slow streaming and lost signalBut theIs little box is magic and it’s so small it’s perfect
## 7 This has made the not smart TV work just as well as the smart TV. Hasn’t been used a lot since it was installed yet.
## 8 I feel compelled to write this review for those who haven’t tried it. I bought it on Prime day for $99 to replace my Samsung S9 o/s. Post the proliferation of streaming services I have found hunting for something to watch increasingly more challenging, and this device helps with that. The o/s is very intuitive, fast and makes switching between channels/streaming services easy. It’s a huge upgrade to the OEM o/s. Couldn’t recommend it more highly.
## 9 Fire TV is great, the main reason is the steamlined interface, but the Android support is a must. This led me to buy more echo devices to create an Amazon Home Theatre setup, and not my home entertainment setup looks and sounds great.
## 10 I purchased as an upgrade from my Firestick max 2022. Better specs that the Firestick max 2023Onboard usb and Ethernet ports.I’m very happy with the cube and happy to recommendAAA+++
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>
## 13 When I first got the cube I couldn't sync the sound no matter what, got the cube back out of the cupboard to try again, very happy I did sound was perfect thru Atmos soundbar, great picture well worth it. Seems all initial bugs have been sorted thru updates. I can finally recommend the cube to anyone who is thinking of getting one.
## 14 I am a nvidia shield tv pro user. So coming from 2 full sized usb 3 ports, 3gb ram & a machine that supports AI upscaling software trickery. So Am I missing all that ? For some reason no, not that much. The fire tv cube is newer hardware and feels powerful. It outputs a distinct and crisp colour tone which I can’t explain but feels nicer and perfect to the eye on an oled screen. It doesn’t have an aggressive AI upscaling tech on <4k videos like the shield tv pro but feels as if it has some form of processing that makes the image smooth , sharp enough and pleasing to the eye. The interface is easy to use, I don’t miss Google tv and I have a handful of apps that I use that run perfectly for my streaming needs. The software is fast ,the remote is tactile and overall performance is responsive and zippy. The usb port can read from fat 32 or ntfs file format and I had no issues playing back large 4K video files. I don’t miss usb 3.0 this with usb 2.0 just works fine. The build quality of the cube is impressive and it’s fine little tech. What’s more impressive is that streaming wise supports hdr and Dolby vision in more apps that’s matters for example YouTube. The shield tv pro cannot playback in hdr on YouTube it’s just displays in sdr. Nvidia has done nothing in years to update the the shield tv pro. The firecube can play YouTube in HDR when available and the result is so impressive. The firetv has made my viewing experience perfect on my Oled display. Now what’s even more impressive is echo dot or Alexa built in!! Just wow I love it and this device has finally made my home smarter. I control lights in all my rooms via voice. All these features had made me forget Nvidia shield tv pro. So do I miss anything about the shield tv pro? May the AI upscaling a tiny little bit but not that much. I am absolutely loving the firetv cube, it’s a no fuss device that elevates your entertainment setup and is actually really useful. I highly recommend the firecube tv. And by the way I am all this happier because I got this on 50% sale deal that’s what makes it a sweet purchase yep, paid like $98 AUD or ~$64usd. What a steal !! What a bargain. Love it. Oh forgot to say firetv also has hdmi in port as well!! So good.
## 15 Hooked up to tv very pleased with product
## 16 Turned my somewhat smart tv into a snappy and better looking full smart tv experience. Plus one remote does it all. I dont use the voice features. Recommended.
## 17 Power and flexibility. I should have looked into years ago! Recommend
## 18 Very pleased how this unify all the streaming apps and so easy to use. The microphone remote control is fun to use.
## 19 The only thing it doesn’t have is FTA TV.It does all streaming with aplomb.It is FAST.If you voice search a movie or tv show and its available on multiple streaming channels it tells you and lets you choose.
## 20 I purchased this on special to suplement my Google TV . I finnd this not as easy to use as my google to because the home screen layout is overly cluttered for me. It definitely has all the whistles and bells one could want but I haven't found a way to declutter yet. In time I will work it out until then I will persevere.
## 21 Fast, flexible and does everything i need. Very happy with product
## 22 Really fast. Faster than the latest Apple TV. Much better remote than older FireTV Stick because of the Apps button and a much, much better remote than the Apple TV. Quicker to access things and much easier to use than the Apple TV remote. The Apple TV still has a better interface and is more useful for screen mirroring from an iPhone. Forget about the Google TV 4K it is painfully slow especially when using earbuds or headphones. The lag is noticeable so voices and lips do not sync. No trouble with this on any Fire TV Stick 4K, 4K Max or Cube.
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html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
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reviewscom5## [1] " I remember the days when a \"3rd party\" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the \"8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller\", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The \"Capture\" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money! "
## [2] " Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his \"controller of the year\" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to \"fix\" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly. "
## [3] " I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest! "
## [4] " Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error. "
## [5] " I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2. "
## [6] " I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me. "
## [7] " I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do. "
## [8] " I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the \"almost\"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot. "
## [9] " I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons! "
## [10] " Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome! "
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## 3 C. Saint L. Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024
## 4 SethJChat Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
## 5 Hub Go Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
## 6 Yasser A Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024
## 7 Kyle T. Prahl Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023
## 8 Jeboel Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
## 9 TeeBee Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
## 10 Rj Thompson Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024
## 11 Jacob R Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024
## 12 A_Guy Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
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## Review
## 1 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 2 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 3 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 4 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 5 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 6 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 7 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 8 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 9 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 10 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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reviewscom_5## [1] " I remember the days when a \"3rd party\" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the \"8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller\", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The \"Capture\" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money! "
## [2] " Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his \"controller of the year\" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to \"fix\" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly. "
## [3] " I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest! "
## [4] " Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error. "
## [5] " I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2. "
## [6] " I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me. "
## [7] " I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do. "
## [8] " I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the \"almost\"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot. "
## [9] " I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons! "
## [10] " Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome! "
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## 1 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 2 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 3 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 4 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 5 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 6 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 7 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 8 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 9 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 10 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## Review
## 1 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 2 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 3 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 4 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 5 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 6 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 7 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 8 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 9 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 10 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## 14 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 15 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 16 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 17 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 18 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 19 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 20 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 21 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 22 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 23 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## 1 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 2 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 3 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 4 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 5 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 6 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 7 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 8 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 9 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 10 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## 14 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 15 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 16 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 17 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 18 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 19 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 20 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 21 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 22 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 23 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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reviewscom6## [1] " Very practice and stays put in place. "
## [2] " My Echo Auto is conveniently out of the way. Perfect. "
## [3] " I bought this as an add on for Auto Alexa… does the job… I didn’t want to be sticking anything to my dash and hoping it didn’t fall off 🥴 "
## [4] " Je ne voulais pas fixer définitivement le support adhésif de l'écho auto 2.Ce support s'installe facilement sur une grille d'aération, le micro se retrouve au dessus de la grille et en face du conducteur. Même collé le micro n'aurait pas pu être mieux situé... "
## [5] " Let me start by saying that I'm not one to write reviews often, but when I stumbled upon the Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen), I couldn't resist sharing my experience. As a dedicated tech enthusiast and a person who spends way too much time behind the wheel, I've been eagerly waiting for a product that can seamlessly integrate my smart assistant into my daily commute. And folks, let me tell you, this mount does it in style!First things first, let's talk about the design. The mount itself is sleek, compact, and blends effortlessly with my car's interior. The adjustable feature is a game-changer, allowing me to position my Echo Auto exactly where I want it. Whether it's horizontal or vertical orientation, this mount ensures a secure and stable hold, even during bumpy rides (and believe me, I've tested it on some less-than-smooth roads).Now, onto the installation. Trust me when I say, it couldn't be easier. The mount securely attaches to any car vent, and the whole setup took me mere seconds. No fumbling around with complicated tools or struggling to find the right position. Just snap it on, tighten it up, and you're good to go!But let's get to the real star of the show: the functionality. Once my Echo Auto is nestled safely in the mount, it becomes the ultimate co-pilot. From playing my favorite tunes to providing real-time traffic updates, this little gadget has transformed my daily commute into an enjoyable experience. The audio quality remains crystal clear, and the microphone picks up my voice flawlessly, even with the air conditioning blasting on hot summer days.One feature I particularly appreciate is the swivel mechanism. It allows me to easily adjust the angle of the Echo Auto to avoid glare from the sun. Trust me, this might sound like a minor detail, but it makes a world of difference when you're driving in bright daylight.In terms of compatibility, the mount is tailored specifically for the Echo Auto (2nd Gen), ensuring a snug fit and a reliable connection. Rest assured, there's no wobbling or vibrations to distract you while you're navigating the roads or engaging in hands-free conversations.Lastly, I can't end this review without mentioning the price. The Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen) is incredibly affordable for the quality it delivers. You get a sturdy, well-designed mount that enhances your Echo Auto experience without breaking the bank. It's a win-win situation!In conclusion, if you're an Echo Auto user looking for a seamless and convenient way to integrate it into your car, look no further than the Adjustable Car Vent Mount. With its sleek design, effortless installation, and reliable functionality, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Say goodbye to fumbling for your smart assistant on the passenger seat or wrestling with awkwardly positioned devices. Make your daily commute smarter and more enjoyable with this fantastic mount. Trust me, you won't be disappointed! "
## [6] " Se instala fácilmente y cumple correctamente su función "
## [7] " Ottimo prodotto molto comodi "
## [8] " To use with the Echo auto it's brilliant "
## [9] " Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto hat sich als äußerst nützliche Ergänzung für mein Fahrzeug erwiesen. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine clevere Lösung, die jedoch noch Raum für kleine Verbesserungen lässt.Flexibilität und Anpassung:Die Möglichkeit, die Halterung an verschiedenen Lüftungsschlitzen anzubringen, ermöglicht eine flexible Positionierung des Echo Auto. Dies ist besonders praktisch, um die Sicht und Bedienung während der Fahrt zu optimieren.Stabile Befestigung:Die Halterung bietet eine sichere und stabile Befestigung des Echo Autos. Selbst bei holprigen Straßenverhältnissen bleibt das Gerät fest an seinem Platz, ohne zu wackeln.Materialqualität:Das Material der Halterung ist robust und widerstandsfähig. Es wirkt langlebig und sollte den täglichen Belastungen im Auto standhalten.Einfache Installation:Die Installation gestaltet sich einfach und unkompliziert. Innerhalb weniger Minuten war die Halterung einsatzbereit und das Echo Auto sicher befestigt.Verbesserungspotenzial:Ein kleines Manko ist die Einstellbarkeit der Neigung. Hier könnte die Halterung noch etwas flexibler gestaltet werden, um den Blickwinkel noch besser anpassen zu können.Fazit:Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto bietet eine praktische Lösung für die Befestigung im Auto. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine durchdachte und nützliche Ergänzung, die mit kleinen Verbesserungen noch besser werden kann. "
## [10] " I found that it’s a good alternative if you don’t want to use the sticker that the echo auto comes with "
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## 4 Amazon Customer Reviewed in France on 15 July 2023
## 5 Flo Reviewed in the United States on 15 May 2023
## 6 Mike P. Reviewed in Spain on 15 July 2023
## 7 Javier Campomanes Reviewed in Italy on 2 November 2023
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## 1 Very practice and stays put in place.
## 2 My Echo Auto is conveniently out of the way. Perfect.
## 3 I bought this as an add on for Auto Alexa… does the job… I didn’t want to be sticking anything to my dash and hoping it didn’t fall off 🥴
## 4 Je ne voulais pas fixer définitivement le support adhésif de l'écho auto 2.Ce support s'installe facilement sur une grille d'aération, le micro se retrouve au dessus de la grille et en face du conducteur. Même collé le micro n'aurait pas pu être mieux situé...
## 5 Let me start by saying that I'm not one to write reviews often, but when I stumbled upon the Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen), I couldn't resist sharing my experience. As a dedicated tech enthusiast and a person who spends way too much time behind the wheel, I've been eagerly waiting for a product that can seamlessly integrate my smart assistant into my daily commute. And folks, let me tell you, this mount does it in style!First things first, let's talk about the design. The mount itself is sleek, compact, and blends effortlessly with my car's interior. The adjustable feature is a game-changer, allowing me to position my Echo Auto exactly where I want it. Whether it's horizontal or vertical orientation, this mount ensures a secure and stable hold, even during bumpy rides (and believe me, I've tested it on some less-than-smooth roads).Now, onto the installation. Trust me when I say, it couldn't be easier. The mount securely attaches to any car vent, and the whole setup took me mere seconds. No fumbling around with complicated tools or struggling to find the right position. Just snap it on, tighten it up, and you're good to go!But let's get to the real star of the show: the functionality. Once my Echo Auto is nestled safely in the mount, it becomes the ultimate co-pilot. From playing my favorite tunes to providing real-time traffic updates, this little gadget has transformed my daily commute into an enjoyable experience. The audio quality remains crystal clear, and the microphone picks up my voice flawlessly, even with the air conditioning blasting on hot summer days.One feature I particularly appreciate is the swivel mechanism. It allows me to easily adjust the angle of the Echo Auto to avoid glare from the sun. Trust me, this might sound like a minor detail, but it makes a world of difference when you're driving in bright daylight.In terms of compatibility, the mount is tailored specifically for the Echo Auto (2nd Gen), ensuring a snug fit and a reliable connection. Rest assured, there's no wobbling or vibrations to distract you while you're navigating the roads or engaging in hands-free conversations.Lastly, I can't end this review without mentioning the price. The Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen) is incredibly affordable for the quality it delivers. You get a sturdy, well-designed mount that enhances your Echo Auto experience without breaking the bank. It's a win-win situation!In conclusion, if you're an Echo Auto user looking for a seamless and convenient way to integrate it into your car, look no further than the Adjustable Car Vent Mount. With its sleek design, effortless installation, and reliable functionality, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Say goodbye to fumbling for your smart assistant on the passenger seat or wrestling with awkwardly positioned devices. Make your daily commute smarter and more enjoyable with this fantastic mount. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
## 6 Se instala fácilmente y cumple correctamente su función
## 7 Ottimo prodotto molto comodi
## 8 To use with the Echo auto it's brilliant
## 9 Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto hat sich als äußerst nützliche Ergänzung für mein Fahrzeug erwiesen. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine clevere Lösung, die jedoch noch Raum für kleine Verbesserungen lässt.Flexibilität und Anpassung:Die Möglichkeit, die Halterung an verschiedenen Lüftungsschlitzen anzubringen, ermöglicht eine flexible Positionierung des Echo Auto. Dies ist besonders praktisch, um die Sicht und Bedienung während der Fahrt zu optimieren.Stabile Befestigung:Die Halterung bietet eine sichere und stabile Befestigung des Echo Autos. Selbst bei holprigen Straßenverhältnissen bleibt das Gerät fest an seinem Platz, ohne zu wackeln.Materialqualität:Das Material der Halterung ist robust und widerstandsfähig. Es wirkt langlebig und sollte den täglichen Belastungen im Auto standhalten.Einfache Installation:Die Installation gestaltet sich einfach und unkompliziert. Innerhalb weniger Minuten war die Halterung einsatzbereit und das Echo Auto sicher befestigt.Verbesserungspotenzial:Ein kleines Manko ist die Einstellbarkeit der Neigung. Hier könnte die Halterung noch etwas flexibler gestaltet werden, um den Blickwinkel noch besser anpassen zu können.Fazit:Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto bietet eine praktische Lösung für die Befestigung im Auto. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine durchdachte und nützliche Ergänzung, die mit kleinen Verbesserungen noch besser werden kann.
## 10 I found that it’s a good alternative if you don’t want to use the sticker that the echo auto comes with
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#Name of reviewer
namereview_6 <- sessionnn6 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee_6 <- namereview_6[1:13]
namee_6## [1] "Rudyard Kippers" "Brett B." "Rudyard Kippers" "Phil"
## [5] "Chris" "Peter" "kclancy" "Bob"
## [9] "Petra" "Alex Muntean" "Isuru Weeraratna" "Valm Reynolds"
## [13] NA#Date of review
date_6<- sessionnn6 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview_6 <- date_6[1:13]
datereview_6## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024"
## [3] "Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022"
## [4] "Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023"
## [5] "Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023"
## [6] "Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023"
## [7] "Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024"
## [8] "Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024"
## [9] "Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024"
## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024"
## [11] "Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024"
## [12] "Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023"
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html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate_6 <- rates_6[1:13]
indivrate_6## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
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comrev_6 <- sessionnn6 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom_6 <- comrev_6[1:13]
reviewscom_6 <- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom_6)
reviewscom_6## [1] " At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in \"COLOUR\" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes \"HUMOUR\") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of \"Please\" and \"thank you\". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say \"Goodnight\" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks. "
## [2] " over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only \"problem\" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8\" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8\" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5\" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room. "
## [3] " I'm late to this \"smart devices\" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces \"movement detected\" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to \"show me the camera\" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2\" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price. "
## [4] " Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8\" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device. "
## [5] " Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽 "
## [6] " Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands. "
## [7] " Great product - hours of fun "
## [8] " Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products. "
## [9] " Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc. "
## [10] " From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you. "
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## 1 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 2 Brett B. Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024
## 3 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 4 Phil Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023
## 5 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023
## 6 Peter Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023
## 7 kclancy Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 8 Bob Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024
## 9 Petra Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024
## 10 Alex Muntean Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024
## 11 Isuru Weeraratna Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024
## 12 Valm Reynolds Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
## 13 <NA> <NA>
## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 6 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 2 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 3 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 4 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 5 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 6 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 7 Great product - hours of fun
## 8 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 9 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 10 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 1 Oscar Reviewed in Australia on 14 March 2024
## 2 Greg Blackett Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2024
## 3 Amazon Customer Reviewed in Australia on 1 October 2023
## 4 Amazon Customer Reviewed in France on 15 July 2023
## 5 Flo Reviewed in the United States on 15 May 2023
## 6 Mike P. Reviewed in Spain on 15 July 2023
## 7 Javier Campomanes Reviewed in Italy on 2 November 2023
## 8 Mila Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 October 2023
## 9 Christine Cobbold Reviewed in Germany on 17 November 2023
## 10 Beatnas Reviewed in Canada on 21 July 2023
## 11 Amy <NA>
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## 13 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 14 Brett B. Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024
## 15 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 16 Phil Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023
## 17 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023
## 18 Peter Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023
## 19 kclancy Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 20 Bob Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024
## 21 Petra Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024
## 22 Alex Muntean Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024
## 23 Isuru Weeraratna Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024
## 24 Valm Reynolds Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
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## 9 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 14 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 Very practice and stays put in place.
## 2 My Echo Auto is conveniently out of the way. Perfect.
## 3 I bought this as an add on for Auto Alexa… does the job… I didn’t want to be sticking anything to my dash and hoping it didn’t fall off 🥴
## 4 Je ne voulais pas fixer définitivement le support adhésif de l'écho auto 2.Ce support s'installe facilement sur une grille d'aération, le micro se retrouve au dessus de la grille et en face du conducteur. Même collé le micro n'aurait pas pu être mieux situé...
## 5 Let me start by saying that I'm not one to write reviews often, but when I stumbled upon the Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen), I couldn't resist sharing my experience. As a dedicated tech enthusiast and a person who spends way too much time behind the wheel, I've been eagerly waiting for a product that can seamlessly integrate my smart assistant into my daily commute. And folks, let me tell you, this mount does it in style!First things first, let's talk about the design. The mount itself is sleek, compact, and blends effortlessly with my car's interior. The adjustable feature is a game-changer, allowing me to position my Echo Auto exactly where I want it. Whether it's horizontal or vertical orientation, this mount ensures a secure and stable hold, even during bumpy rides (and believe me, I've tested it on some less-than-smooth roads).Now, onto the installation. Trust me when I say, it couldn't be easier. The mount securely attaches to any car vent, and the whole setup took me mere seconds. No fumbling around with complicated tools or struggling to find the right position. Just snap it on, tighten it up, and you're good to go!But let's get to the real star of the show: the functionality. Once my Echo Auto is nestled safely in the mount, it becomes the ultimate co-pilot. From playing my favorite tunes to providing real-time traffic updates, this little gadget has transformed my daily commute into an enjoyable experience. The audio quality remains crystal clear, and the microphone picks up my voice flawlessly, even with the air conditioning blasting on hot summer days.One feature I particularly appreciate is the swivel mechanism. It allows me to easily adjust the angle of the Echo Auto to avoid glare from the sun. Trust me, this might sound like a minor detail, but it makes a world of difference when you're driving in bright daylight.In terms of compatibility, the mount is tailored specifically for the Echo Auto (2nd Gen), ensuring a snug fit and a reliable connection. Rest assured, there's no wobbling or vibrations to distract you while you're navigating the roads or engaging in hands-free conversations.Lastly, I can't end this review without mentioning the price. The Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen) is incredibly affordable for the quality it delivers. You get a sturdy, well-designed mount that enhances your Echo Auto experience without breaking the bank. It's a win-win situation!In conclusion, if you're an Echo Auto user looking for a seamless and convenient way to integrate it into your car, look no further than the Adjustable Car Vent Mount. With its sleek design, effortless installation, and reliable functionality, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Say goodbye to fumbling for your smart assistant on the passenger seat or wrestling with awkwardly positioned devices. Make your daily commute smarter and more enjoyable with this fantastic mount. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
## 6 Se instala fácilmente y cumple correctamente su función
## 7 Ottimo prodotto molto comodi
## 8 To use with the Echo auto it's brilliant
## 9 Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto hat sich als äußerst nützliche Ergänzung für mein Fahrzeug erwiesen. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine clevere Lösung, die jedoch noch Raum für kleine Verbesserungen lässt.Flexibilität und Anpassung:Die Möglichkeit, die Halterung an verschiedenen Lüftungsschlitzen anzubringen, ermöglicht eine flexible Positionierung des Echo Auto. Dies ist besonders praktisch, um die Sicht und Bedienung während der Fahrt zu optimieren.Stabile Befestigung:Die Halterung bietet eine sichere und stabile Befestigung des Echo Autos. Selbst bei holprigen Straßenverhältnissen bleibt das Gerät fest an seinem Platz, ohne zu wackeln.Materialqualität:Das Material der Halterung ist robust und widerstandsfähig. Es wirkt langlebig und sollte den täglichen Belastungen im Auto standhalten.Einfache Installation:Die Installation gestaltet sich einfach und unkompliziert. Innerhalb weniger Minuten war die Halterung einsatzbereit und das Echo Auto sicher befestigt.Verbesserungspotenzial:Ein kleines Manko ist die Einstellbarkeit der Neigung. Hier könnte die Halterung noch etwas flexibler gestaltet werden, um den Blickwinkel noch besser anpassen zu können.Fazit:Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto bietet eine praktische Lösung für die Befestigung im Auto. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine durchdachte und nützliche Ergänzung, die mit kleinen Verbesserungen noch besser werden kann.
## 10 I found that it’s a good alternative if you don’t want to use the sticker that the echo auto comes with
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>
## 13 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 14 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 15 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 16 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 17 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 18 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 19 Great product - hours of fun
## 20 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 21 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 22 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 1 1 Oscar Reviewed in Australia on 14 March 2024
## 2 2 Greg Blackett Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2024
## 3 3 Amazon Customer Reviewed in Australia on 1 October 2023
## 4 4 Amazon Customer Reviewed in France on 15 July 2023
## 5 5 Flo Reviewed in the United States on 15 May 2023
## 6 6 Mike P. Reviewed in Spain on 15 July 2023
## 7 7 Javier Campomanes Reviewed in Italy on 2 November 2023
## 8 8 Mila Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 October 2023
## 9 9 Christine Cobbold Reviewed in Germany on 17 November 2023
## 10 10 Beatnas Reviewed in Canada on 21 July 2023
## 11 11 Amy <NA>
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## 13 13 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 14 14 Brett B. Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024
## 15 15 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 16 16 Phil Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023
## 17 17 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023
## 18 18 Peter Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023
## 19 19 kclancy Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 20 20 Bob Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024
## 21 21 Petra Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024
## 22 22 Alex Muntean Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024
## 23 23 Isuru Weeraratna Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024
## 24 24 Valm Reynolds Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
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## Review
## 1 Very practice and stays put in place.
## 2 My Echo Auto is conveniently out of the way. Perfect.
## 3 I bought this as an add on for Auto Alexa… does the job… I didn’t want to be sticking anything to my dash and hoping it didn’t fall off 🥴
## 4 Je ne voulais pas fixer définitivement le support adhésif de l'écho auto 2.Ce support s'installe facilement sur une grille d'aération, le micro se retrouve au dessus de la grille et en face du conducteur. Même collé le micro n'aurait pas pu être mieux situé...
## 5 Let me start by saying that I'm not one to write reviews often, but when I stumbled upon the Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen), I couldn't resist sharing my experience. As a dedicated tech enthusiast and a person who spends way too much time behind the wheel, I've been eagerly waiting for a product that can seamlessly integrate my smart assistant into my daily commute. And folks, let me tell you, this mount does it in style!First things first, let's talk about the design. The mount itself is sleek, compact, and blends effortlessly with my car's interior. The adjustable feature is a game-changer, allowing me to position my Echo Auto exactly where I want it. Whether it's horizontal or vertical orientation, this mount ensures a secure and stable hold, even during bumpy rides (and believe me, I've tested it on some less-than-smooth roads).Now, onto the installation. Trust me when I say, it couldn't be easier. The mount securely attaches to any car vent, and the whole setup took me mere seconds. No fumbling around with complicated tools or struggling to find the right position. Just snap it on, tighten it up, and you're good to go!But let's get to the real star of the show: the functionality. Once my Echo Auto is nestled safely in the mount, it becomes the ultimate co-pilot. From playing my favorite tunes to providing real-time traffic updates, this little gadget has transformed my daily commute into an enjoyable experience. The audio quality remains crystal clear, and the microphone picks up my voice flawlessly, even with the air conditioning blasting on hot summer days.One feature I particularly appreciate is the swivel mechanism. It allows me to easily adjust the angle of the Echo Auto to avoid glare from the sun. Trust me, this might sound like a minor detail, but it makes a world of difference when you're driving in bright daylight.In terms of compatibility, the mount is tailored specifically for the Echo Auto (2nd Gen), ensuring a snug fit and a reliable connection. Rest assured, there's no wobbling or vibrations to distract you while you're navigating the roads or engaging in hands-free conversations.Lastly, I can't end this review without mentioning the price. The Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen) is incredibly affordable for the quality it delivers. You get a sturdy, well-designed mount that enhances your Echo Auto experience without breaking the bank. It's a win-win situation!In conclusion, if you're an Echo Auto user looking for a seamless and convenient way to integrate it into your car, look no further than the Adjustable Car Vent Mount. With its sleek design, effortless installation, and reliable functionality, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Say goodbye to fumbling for your smart assistant on the passenger seat or wrestling with awkwardly positioned devices. Make your daily commute smarter and more enjoyable with this fantastic mount. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
## 6 Se instala fácilmente y cumple correctamente su función
## 7 Ottimo prodotto molto comodi
## 8 To use with the Echo auto it's brilliant
## 9 Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto hat sich als äußerst nützliche Ergänzung für mein Fahrzeug erwiesen. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine clevere Lösung, die jedoch noch Raum für kleine Verbesserungen lässt.Flexibilität und Anpassung:Die Möglichkeit, die Halterung an verschiedenen Lüftungsschlitzen anzubringen, ermöglicht eine flexible Positionierung des Echo Auto. Dies ist besonders praktisch, um die Sicht und Bedienung während der Fahrt zu optimieren.Stabile Befestigung:Die Halterung bietet eine sichere und stabile Befestigung des Echo Autos. Selbst bei holprigen Straßenverhältnissen bleibt das Gerät fest an seinem Platz, ohne zu wackeln.Materialqualität:Das Material der Halterung ist robust und widerstandsfähig. Es wirkt langlebig und sollte den täglichen Belastungen im Auto standhalten.Einfache Installation:Die Installation gestaltet sich einfach und unkompliziert. Innerhalb weniger Minuten war die Halterung einsatzbereit und das Echo Auto sicher befestigt.Verbesserungspotenzial:Ein kleines Manko ist die Einstellbarkeit der Neigung. Hier könnte die Halterung noch etwas flexibler gestaltet werden, um den Blickwinkel noch besser anpassen zu können.Fazit:Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto bietet eine praktische Lösung für die Befestigung im Auto. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine durchdachte und nützliche Ergänzung, die mit kleinen Verbesserungen noch besser werden kann.
## 10 I found that it’s a good alternative if you don’t want to use the sticker that the echo auto comes with
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## 13 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 14 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 15 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 16 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 17 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 18 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 19 Great product - hours of fun
## 20 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 21 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 22 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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#7th product
url_7 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B084TNSDHN/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_srt/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=KeGty&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=P3F3GQJHZ7WCD2Y0ZGF2&pd_rd_wg=Wek4F&pd_rd_r=62d0ea19-08ae-4795-b3f8-c2bbeaf43ea9&pd_rd_i=B084TNSDHN&filterByStar=four_star&pageNumber=1&formatType=current_format&reviewerType=avp_only_reviews&sortBy=recent"
session7 <- bow(url_7, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session7## <polite session> https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B084TNSDHN/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_srt/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=KeGty&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=P3F3GQJHZ7WCD2Y0ZGF2&pd_rd_wg=Wek4F&pd_rd_r=62d0ea19-08ae-4795-b3f8-c2bbeaf43ea9&pd_rd_i=B084TNSDHN&filterByStar=four_star&pageNumber=1&formatType=current_format&reviewerType=avp_only_reviews&sortBy=recent
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 94 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentlibrary(rvest)
library(stringr)
library(httr2)
library(httr)
session7 <- session("https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B084TNSDHN/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_srt/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=KeGty&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=P3F3GQJHZ7WCD2Y0ZGF2&pd_rd_wg=Wek4F&pd_rd_r=62d0ea19-08ae-4795-b3f8-c2bbeaf43ea9&pd_rd_i=B084TNSDHN&filterByStar=four_star&pageNumber=1&formatType=current_format&reviewerType=avp_only_reviews&sortBy=recent")
#Name of reviewer
namereview7 <- session7 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee7 <- namereview7[1:13]
namee7## [1] "Rudyard Kippers" "Brett B." "Michael Trapeznik"
## [4] "Andrzej Kozak" "Craig" "Scott G"
## [7] "Gary Lancaster" "Amazon Customer" "Karo"
## [10] "Tom" "David Noonan" "John T."
## [13] NA#Date of review
date7<- session7 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview7 <- date7[1:13]
datereview7## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024"
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## [13] NA#Individual rating
rates7 <- session7 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate7 <- rates7[1:13]
indivrate7## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
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## [13] "4.0 out of 5 stars"#Review comment
comrev7 <- session7 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom7 <- comrev7[1:13]
reviewscom7 <- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom7)
reviewscom7## [1] " Lots of features, easy to use and set up "
## [2] " Good product but requires some app updates "
## [3] " Still learning what Alexa has to offer we have been happy with this purchase "
## [4] " Not as intuitive as Google home but still amazing. Customizable screen menus and settings. Very quick to respond which I appreciate. Cheap to buy. Screen quality is sharp. I use mine mainly for Spotify and weather updates. Xlnt bass sound from rear speaker.I recommend it because it is good value for the price. "
## [5] " Not a bad product pretty simple to use and lots of little features Just have to spend a little time. "
## [6] " Got this recently and love it in the kitchen for displaying my recipes (and in large print, too), setting timers, converting measurements etc - all hands free.But I am very disappointed that a lot of really useful 'skills' are not available in Australia. So if you are after a particular function for this device, do your homework first and make sure you can do this in Australia. Examples are: Alexa, what am I holding, Alexa Guard, and more. "
## [7] " Im new to alexa products so still adjusting but seems pretty cool so far.I love how you can watch tv shows on it and plan reminders etcWould be great if it didn’t need to be plugged in all the time and had more game options and general app/organisation options- but still does the job and i enjoy what games they have "
## [8] " I like it.But the home screen is frustrating flicking through display cards. It's a great system but the user doesn't have nearly enough control over it "
## [9] " Solid and well designed with good screen and sound. Ability to physically close off the camera to ensure privacy is great. Interface is a little slow otherwise would be 5 stars "
## [10] " There's very little actually 'wrong' with this, but equally I haven't really found anything to justify buying it. I was expecting to be able to get more (non-USA) content), or customise what is displayed. The sound quality is normally good, but when making announcements the sound is quite muffled. "
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## [13] NAframedf7 <- data.frame(
Name = namee7,
Date = datereview7,
Individual_Rating = indivrate7,
Review = reviewscom7
)
framedf7## Name Date
## 1 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 2 Brett B. Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024
## 3 Michael Trapeznik Reviewed in Australia on 17 February 2024
## 4 Andrzej Kozak Reviewed in Australia on 4 February 2024
## 5 Craig Reviewed in Australia on 10 January 2024
## 6 Scott G Reviewed in Australia on 16 December 2023
## 7 Gary Lancaster Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023
## 8 Amazon Customer Reviewed in Australia on 4 December 2023
## 9 Karo Reviewed in Australia on 12 November 2023
## 10 Tom Reviewed in Australia on 6 May 2023
## 11 David Noonan Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2023
## 12 John T. Reviewed in Australia on 14 September 2022
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## Individual_Rating
## 1 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 4.0 out of 5 stars
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## 10 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 13 4.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 Lots of features, easy to use and set up
## 2 Good product but requires some app updates
## 3 Still learning what Alexa has to offer we have been happy with this purchase
## 4 Not as intuitive as Google home but still amazing. Customizable screen menus and settings. Very quick to respond which I appreciate. Cheap to buy. Screen quality is sharp. I use mine mainly for Spotify and weather updates. Xlnt bass sound from rear speaker.I recommend it because it is good value for the price.
## 5 Not a bad product pretty simple to use and lots of little features Just have to spend a little time.
## 6 Got this recently and love it in the kitchen for displaying my recipes (and in large print, too), setting timers, converting measurements etc - all hands free.But I am very disappointed that a lot of really useful 'skills' are not available in Australia. So if you are after a particular function for this device, do your homework first and make sure you can do this in Australia. Examples are: Alexa, what am I holding, Alexa Guard, and more.
## 7 Im new to alexa products so still adjusting but seems pretty cool so far.I love how you can watch tv shows on it and plan reminders etcWould be great if it didn’t need to be plugged in all the time and had more game options and general app/organisation options- but still does the job and i enjoy what games they have
## 8 I like it.But the home screen is frustrating flicking through display cards. It's a great system but the user doesn't have nearly enough control over it
## 9 Solid and well designed with good screen and sound. Ability to physically close off the camera to ensure privacy is great. Interface is a little slow otherwise would be 5 stars
## 10 There's very little actually 'wrong' with this, but equally I haven't really found anything to justify buying it. I was expecting to be able to get more (non-USA) content), or customise what is displayed. The sound quality is normally good, but when making announcements the sound is quite muffled.
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## 13 <NA>urls7 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B084TNSDHN/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_rvwer/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=KeGty&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=P3F3GQJHZ7WCD2Y0ZGF2&pd_rd_wg=Wek4F&pd_rd_r=62d0ea19-08ae-4795-b3f8-c2bbeaf43ea9&pd_rd_i=B084TNSDHN&filterByStar=five_star&pageNumber=1&formatType=current_format&reviewerType=all_reviews&sortBy=helpful"
sessionn7 <- bow(urls7, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionn7## <polite session> https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B084TNSDHN/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_rvwer/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=KeGty&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=P3F3GQJHZ7WCD2Y0ZGF2&pd_rd_wg=Wek4F&pd_rd_r=62d0ea19-08ae-4795-b3f8-c2bbeaf43ea9&pd_rd_i=B084TNSDHN&filterByStar=five_star&pageNumber=1&formatType=current_format&reviewerType=all_reviews&sortBy=helpful
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 94 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentsessionn7 <- session("https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B084TNSDHN/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_rvwer/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=KeGty&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=P3F3GQJHZ7WCD2Y0ZGF2&pd_rd_wg=Wek4F&pd_rd_r=62d0ea19-08ae-4795-b3f8-c2bbeaf43ea9&pd_rd_i=B084TNSDHN&filterByStar=five_star&pageNumber=1&formatType=current_format&reviewerType=all_reviews&sortBy=helpful")
#Name of reviewer
namereview_7 <- sessionn7 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee_7 <- namereview_7 [1:12]
namee_7## [1] "Rudyard Kippers" "Brett B." "Rudyard Kippers" "Phil"
## [5] "Chris" "Peter" "kclancy" "Bob"
## [9] "Petra" "Alex Muntean" "Isuru Weeraratna" "Valm Reynolds"#Date of review
date_7<- sessionn7 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview_7 <- date_7[1:12]
datereview_7## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024"
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## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024"
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## [12] "Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023"#Individual rating
rates_7 <- sessionn7 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate_7 <- rates_7[1:12]
indivrate_7## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
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## [10] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"#Review comment
comrev_7 <- sessionn7 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom_7 <- comrev_7[1:12]
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reviewscom_7## [1] " At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in \"COLOUR\" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes \"HUMOUR\") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of \"Please\" and \"thank you\". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say \"Goodnight\" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks. "
## [2] " over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only \"problem\" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8\" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8\" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5\" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room. "
## [3] " I'm late to this \"smart devices\" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces \"movement detected\" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to \"show me the camera\" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2\" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price. "
## [4] " Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8\" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device. "
## [5] " Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽 "
## [6] " Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands. "
## [7] " Great product - hours of fun "
## [8] " Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products. "
## [9] " Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc. "
## [10] " From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you. "
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## 2 Brett B. Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024
## 3 Rudyard Kippers Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022
## 4 Phil Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023
## 5 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023
## 6 Peter Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023
## 7 kclancy Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 8 Bob Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024
## 9 Petra Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024
## 10 Alex Muntean Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024
## 11 Isuru Weeraratna Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024
## 12 Valm Reynolds Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
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## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 7 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 2 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 3 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 4 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 5 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 6 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 7 Great product - hours of fun
## 8 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 9 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 10 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 4 Andrzej Kozak Reviewed in Australia on 4 February 2024
## 5 Craig Reviewed in Australia on 10 January 2024
## 6 Scott G Reviewed in Australia on 16 December 2023
## 7 Gary Lancaster Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023
## 8 Amazon Customer Reviewed in Australia on 4 December 2023
## 9 Karo Reviewed in Australia on 12 November 2023
## 10 Tom Reviewed in Australia on 6 May 2023
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## 17 Phil Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023
## 18 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023
## 19 Peter Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023
## 20 kclancy Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 21 Bob Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024
## 22 Petra Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024
## 23 Alex Muntean Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024
## 24 Isuru Weeraratna Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024
## 25 Valm Reynolds Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
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## Review
## 1 Lots of features, easy to use and set up
## 2 Good product but requires some app updates
## 3 Still learning what Alexa has to offer we have been happy with this purchase
## 4 Not as intuitive as Google home but still amazing. Customizable screen menus and settings. Very quick to respond which I appreciate. Cheap to buy. Screen quality is sharp. I use mine mainly for Spotify and weather updates. Xlnt bass sound from rear speaker.I recommend it because it is good value for the price.
## 5 Not a bad product pretty simple to use and lots of little features Just have to spend a little time.
## 6 Got this recently and love it in the kitchen for displaying my recipes (and in large print, too), setting timers, converting measurements etc - all hands free.But I am very disappointed that a lot of really useful 'skills' are not available in Australia. So if you are after a particular function for this device, do your homework first and make sure you can do this in Australia. Examples are: Alexa, what am I holding, Alexa Guard, and more.
## 7 Im new to alexa products so still adjusting but seems pretty cool so far.I love how you can watch tv shows on it and plan reminders etcWould be great if it didn’t need to be plugged in all the time and had more game options and general app/organisation options- but still does the job and i enjoy what games they have
## 8 I like it.But the home screen is frustrating flicking through display cards. It's a great system but the user doesn't have nearly enough control over it
## 9 Solid and well designed with good screen and sound. Ability to physically close off the camera to ensure privacy is great. Interface is a little slow otherwise would be 5 stars
## 10 There's very little actually 'wrong' with this, but equally I haven't really found anything to justify buying it. I was expecting to be able to get more (non-USA) content), or customise what is displayed. The sound quality is normally good, but when making announcements the sound is quite muffled.
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## 14 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 15 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 16 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 17 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 18 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 19 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 20 Great product - hours of fun
## 21 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 22 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 23 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 4 4 Andrzej Kozak Reviewed in Australia on 4 February 2024
## 5 5 Craig Reviewed in Australia on 10 January 2024
## 6 6 Scott G Reviewed in Australia on 16 December 2023
## 7 7 Gary Lancaster Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023
## 8 8 Amazon Customer Reviewed in Australia on 4 December 2023
## 9 9 Karo Reviewed in Australia on 12 November 2023
## 10 10 Tom Reviewed in Australia on 6 May 2023
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## 18 18 Chris Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023
## 19 19 Peter Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023
## 20 20 kclancy Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024
## 21 21 Bob Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024
## 22 22 Petra Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024
## 23 23 Alex Muntean Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024
## 24 24 Isuru Weeraratna Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024
## 25 25 Valm Reynolds Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023
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## Review
## 1 Lots of features, easy to use and set up
## 2 Good product but requires some app updates
## 3 Still learning what Alexa has to offer we have been happy with this purchase
## 4 Not as intuitive as Google home but still amazing. Customizable screen menus and settings. Very quick to respond which I appreciate. Cheap to buy. Screen quality is sharp. I use mine mainly for Spotify and weather updates. Xlnt bass sound from rear speaker.I recommend it because it is good value for the price.
## 5 Not a bad product pretty simple to use and lots of little features Just have to spend a little time.
## 6 Got this recently and love it in the kitchen for displaying my recipes (and in large print, too), setting timers, converting measurements etc - all hands free.But I am very disappointed that a lot of really useful 'skills' are not available in Australia. So if you are after a particular function for this device, do your homework first and make sure you can do this in Australia. Examples are: Alexa, what am I holding, Alexa Guard, and more.
## 7 Im new to alexa products so still adjusting but seems pretty cool so far.I love how you can watch tv shows on it and plan reminders etcWould be great if it didn’t need to be plugged in all the time and had more game options and general app/organisation options- but still does the job and i enjoy what games they have
## 8 I like it.But the home screen is frustrating flicking through display cards. It's a great system but the user doesn't have nearly enough control over it
## 9 Solid and well designed with good screen and sound. Ability to physically close off the camera to ensure privacy is great. Interface is a little slow otherwise would be 5 stars
## 10 There's very little actually 'wrong' with this, but equally I haven't really found anything to justify buying it. I was expecting to be able to get more (non-USA) content), or customise what is displayed. The sound quality is normally good, but when making announcements the sound is quite muffled.
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## 14 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 15 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 16 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 17 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 18 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 19 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 20 Great product - hours of fun
## 21 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 22 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 23 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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#8th product
url_8 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B085G63QHT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_sr/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=nqMzK&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=MC2TYYP6DMVRAQZEWADY&pd_rd_wg=15aLU&pd_rd_r=c3604fac-49c7-4ff3-ab50-1c14e518d84d&pd_rd_i=B085G63QHT&filterByStar=critical&pageNumber=1"
session8 <- bow(url_8, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session8## <polite session> https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B085G63QHT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_sr/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=nqMzK&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=MC2TYYP6DMVRAQZEWADY&pd_rd_wg=15aLU&pd_rd_r=c3604fac-49c7-4ff3-ab50-1c14e518d84d&pd_rd_i=B085G63QHT&filterByStar=critical&pageNumber=1
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 94 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentlibrary(rvest)
library(stringr)
library(httr2)
library(httr)
session8 <- session("https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B085G63QHT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_sr/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=nqMzK&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=MC2TYYP6DMVRAQZEWADY&pd_rd_wg=15aLU&pd_rd_r=c3604fac-49c7-4ff3-ab50-1c14e518d84d&pd_rd_i=B085G63QHT&filterByStar=critical&pageNumber=1")
#Name of reviewer
namereview8 <- session8 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee8 <- namereview8 [1:12]
namee8## [1] "FireOneNineYT " "Johnny Lin" "Johnny Lin" "JW"
## [5] "Avatar" "Ian" "Fibbs" "Nick"
## [9] "Sasi111" "GayleH" "Gordon Stubbs" "Mel Pearce"#Date of review
date8<- session8 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview8 <- date8[1:12]
datereview8## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023"
## [3] "Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023"
## [4] "Reviewed in Australia on 10 May 2023"
## [5] "Reviewed in Australia on 6 January 2023"
## [6] "Reviewed in Australia on 27 June 2022"
## [7] "Reviewed in Australia on 31 December 2023"
## [8] "Reviewed in Australia on 13 July 2022"
## [9] "Reviewed in Australia on 25 April 2023"
## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 19 November 2020"
## [11] "Reviewed in Australia on 23 August 2021"
## [12] "Reviewed in Australia on 17 December 2020"#Individual rating
rates8 <- session8 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate8 <- rates8[1:12]
indivrate8## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "3.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars" "2.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "2.0 out of 5 stars" "1.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [10] "1.0 out of 5 stars" "2.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"#Review comment
comrev8 <- session8 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom8 <- comrev8[1:12]
reviewscom8 <- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom8)
reviewscom8## [1] " Somehow after 6 months the product sometimes lost connection "
## [2] " Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for? "
## [3] " I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying \"Alexa\". I originally used \"Computer\" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying \"Alexa\". You can say \"Alexa, turn the lights on\" but not \"Alexa turn the lights on\" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use \"Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes\" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality. "
## [4] " Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time. "
## [5] " its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix. "
## [6] " mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case "
## [7] " No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less! "
## [8] " I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is! "
## [9] " I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible. "
## [10] " I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice. "
## [11] NA
## [12] NAframedf8 <- data.frame(
Name = namee8,
Date = datereview8,
Individual_Rating = indivrate8,
Review = reviewscom8
)
framedf8## Name Date Individual_Rating
## 1 FireOneNineYT Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 Johnny Lin Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 Johnny Lin Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 JW Reviewed in Australia on 10 May 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 Avatar Reviewed in Australia on 6 January 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 Ian Reviewed in Australia on 27 June 2022 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 Fibbs Reviewed in Australia on 31 December 2023 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 Nick Reviewed in Australia on 13 July 2022 1.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 Sasi111 Reviewed in Australia on 25 April 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 GayleH Reviewed in Australia on 19 November 2020 1.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 Gordon Stubbs Reviewed in Australia on 23 August 2021 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 12 Mel Pearce Reviewed in Australia on 17 December 2020 3.0 out of 5 stars
## Review
## 1 Somehow after 6 months the product sometimes lost connection
## 2 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 3 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 4 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 5 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 6 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 7 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 8 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 9 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 10 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
## 11 <NA>
## 12 <NA>urls8 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B085G63QHT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_sr/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=nqMzK&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=MC2TYYP6DMVRAQZEWADY&pd_rd_wg=15aLU&pd_rd_r=c3604fac-49c7-4ff3-ab50-1c14e518d84d&pd_rd_i=B085G63QHT&filterByStar=positive&pageNumber=1"
sessionn8 <- bow(urls8, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
sessionn8## <polite session> https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B085G63QHT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_sr/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=nqMzK&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=MC2TYYP6DMVRAQZEWADY&pd_rd_wg=15aLU&pd_rd_r=c3604fac-49c7-4ff3-ab50-1c14e518d84d&pd_rd_i=B085G63QHT&filterByStar=positive&pageNumber=1
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 94 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentlibrary(rvest)
library(stringr)
library(httr2)
library(httr)
sessionn8 <- session("https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B085G63QHT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewopt_sr/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=nqMzK&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=MC2TYYP6DMVRAQZEWADY&pd_rd_wg=15aLU&pd_rd_r=c3604fac-49c7-4ff3-ab50-1c14e518d84d&pd_rd_i=B085G63QHT&filterByStar=positive&pageNumber=1")
#Name of reviewer
namereview_8 <- sessionn8 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee_8 <- namereview_8[1:13]
namee_8## [1] "FireOneNineYT " "Johnny Lin" "FireOneNineYT "
## [4] "Scott" "Richard W." "Lesley"
## [7] "Korellai" "Stuart Burney" "Adam Lang"
## [10] "Wallace Fernandes" "Wallace Fernandes" "Nicolas"
## [13] "Razzle"#Date of review
date_8<- sessionn8 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview_8 <- date_8[1:13]
datereview_8## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023"
## [3] "Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023"
## [4] "Reviewed in Australia on 21 October 2023"
## [5] "Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024"
## [6] "Reviewed in Australia on 23 December 2023"
## [7] "Reviewed in Australia on 16 April 2021"
## [8] "Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2022"
## [9] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2021"
## [10] "Reviewed in Australia on 25 July 2022"
## [11] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 January 2024"
## [12] "Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024"
## [13] NA#Individual rating
rates_8 <- sessionn8 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate_8 <- rates_8[1:13]
indivrate_8## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "4.0 out of 5 stars"
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## [13] "4.0 out of 5 stars"#Review comment
comrev_8 <- sessionn8 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom_8 <- comrev_8[1:13]
reviewscom_8 <- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom_8)
reviewscom_8## [1] " I ordered this Echo Gen 4 last night, Black Friday sale price $72 AU- down from $169. Received it a few hrs ago. Plugged it in. Downloaded the Alexa app', and away we go. I bought it to replace a battery Ryobi speaker in bathroom. This Echo has great immersive sound, rich & full bass. More than loud enough for the bathroom. I immediately went & plugged it into the tv. Two of these Echos would be great tv speakers. I'm all sorted for tv speakers for all 3 tv setups, with Denon, Meredo, & Technics sound bars & speakers. But a twin setup of these Echos would give any of my other setups a run for their money at half the price & twice the functionality. Interested in how much better the Gen 5's are. A very happy customer. Thanks Amazon 👍Edit- it's been a week & I'm even more impressed with this speaker. This Echo 4th gen punches WAAAY above its weight. Alexia AI is very good. Very intuitive. Hasn't missed a beat. I'm very very impressed. I'll be replacing my bedroom $400 soundbar with two more of these Echo 4th or 5th Gen's synced & linked together. The sound is spot on- beautifully balanced. The bass is rich & punchy. Haven't needed past level 7 volume- mostly 4-6. Can't recommend this product enough 👍 "
## [2] " Awesome fast service, the device is great to use, had a few little issues connecting to wi-fi (was a little slow) but got there in the end. Speaker quality is good, but not great, would have preferred something with a little move oomph. But can't complain it does the job and is a great new addition to the house. Can set alarms with ease when cooking, appointment reminders, etc. I listen to my Spotify and favorite local radio station with ease, can even increase and decrease volume with word commands, even mute it if you need to make a call. I haven't explored everything this little lady can do, nor adapted it for other smart function such as lights, TV and other smart devices. Small steps LOL "
## [3] " Echo meets all my needs. It would be better if there was an equaliser function available as the base response is not what I like. "
## [4] " Great device "
## [5] " Writing this review as a first time smart-speaker owner, I don't have any real comparison to similar products.Setup was a breeze. Under 5 minutes from opening the box I had it fully working with my voice. No unnecessary packaging or complicated guides, just a 1 page quick-start.Sound quality is good. It isn't something that I was blown away by, but the music I listen to stays clear enough in my medium sized room even at the loudest volume.Construction feels solid. I'm fairly sure the courier threw it over my fence and the product sustained no damage. The blue colour is fairly subtle and goes with most of my furniture, happy with this decision over the more bland white/ black options.The virtual assistant (Alexa/ Echo) works well and for me was very intuitive. The app is able to teach you any voice commands if you are wondering how to set up a very specific thing, but I've found my first guess almost always works. It was also able to respond to French commands as well as English without any additional setup.Used this speaker predominately to play music/ set timers while I'm cooking, or to get a news/ weather update while I'm running around doing my morning routine. Very convenient being able to set these things up when your hands are busy.Overall very happy with my purchase. "
## [6] " If you're planing to 'alexa' your home, spend the extra money and get the premium sound version. No, it wont be as good as a multi room Bose system, but it wont put the same massive dent in your bank account either. Really good sound for the average listener that only requires a power point to work. My tip is put two of these in each room to get a truly dynamic sound at an affordable price, along with all the other features such as news and weather they provide. Also integrated really well with Ring doorbells and smart plugs. "
## [7] " I’ve recently been getting into audio books and wanted something I could easily listen to them with when I’m in bed. After a little research I decided the new Echo was going to best for my needs, especially with the deal Amazon had running at the time - almost half price for the premium sound option!Being a bit of an audiophile / snob, some of the reviews did make me a little anxious that it wouldn’t live up to expectations - how wrong they were. I’m not sure if these reviewers got a device from a ‘bad batch’, but the audio quality is actually amazing, from a device so small and with such an interesting design. I’m extremely impressed. The microphone has never missed a beat either, I’ve not had to repeat myself once. Maybe software has improved the reliability of this since the other reviewers posted about theirs not always working? Not sure. But mine is perfectly fine.As for Alexa in general, I can’t get over how good it is. It understands my commands straight away and does what I ask almost instantly. Want to listen to a UK radio station? Just say ‘Alexa, play BBC radio 1’. Less than a second later, it’s on. Want to know how to say something in Chinese? Just ask. She’ll tell you, then go straight back to what was playing.I know I’m only just scratching the surface with what Alexa can do but coming from someone who’s resisted voice control for a number of years either due to its reputation of being ‘not good enough yet’ or just feeling gimmicky, I’m glad I finally pulled the trigger. This Echo is easily my new favourite thing. And for only 80 bucks, it’s an absolute steal for the sound quality and ease of use. "
## [8] " For context: I own the echo dot 3rd gen, echo dot 4th gen, Echo plus 2nd gen and now the Echo 4th gen.Let's get right to why this isn't a five star review. The microphones. Amazon actually took a step backwards and went with a 4 microphone array that is inferior to the Echo plus 2nd gen (and echo 3rd gen), which have a seven microphone array. This is the only downfall of this speaker.I'm not a big fan of the spherical design either but that's a subjective opinion. What that translates to in the real world is a voice pickup that is good but not great. This was a major disappointment for me since I use my Echo speakers to control all smart home devices (~30 devices) and mic pickup is crucial for that.As for what this speaker does right:-Better sound quality with a bigger emphasis on mid range. It won't blow you away. It's still V shaped and punchy but it's good. The treble was a little spikey for me but it's a step in the right direction regardless-Faster processor. Everything it does it just a little bit more snappy than the other models-Support for Matter. It's not released yet but this will make a huge difference in the future-The power adaptor is slimmer and no longer blocks the neighbouring power socket. FINALLY.-Zigbee support. My Echo plus 2nd gen has this and little door sensors have changed my smart home gameWhat could use some improvement:-Apparently this speaker has an ultrasound sensor. Apparently it's about as useful as if it didn't. Tried it on this speaker and the 4th gen echo dot for triggering smart home routines and it did absolutely nothing. Who knows, updates might fix this-the sphere can hide that light ring at the bottom sometimes so you don't know if Alexa heard you or is just giving you attitude-the black speaker now comes with a white adaptor? WHYY-this has a new low power mode. And this supposed low power mode doesn't work if you have Spotify linked to your echo speaker. Are you okay Amazon? Spotify is the most used music streaming serviceTLDR: this speaker is a compelling product in the echo line-up and has so much more potential. It has a few shortcomings and a couple of hiccups but it's a solid pick. I'd hesitate to pay full price but it's a strong contender on sale. "
## [9] " I’ve purchased a second one on sale and added it to my corner desk. Paired with an Echo sub they sound perfectI stream all MY music collection via Plex on my NAS. A lifetime pass so no more subscriptions to hold me to ransom for all the work and time I put into curating my playlists and music "
## [10] " She's a beauty mate, :} "
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## 1 I ordered this Echo Gen 4 last night, Black Friday sale price $72 AU- down from $169. Received it a few hrs ago. Plugged it in. Downloaded the Alexa app', and away we go. I bought it to replace a battery Ryobi speaker in bathroom. This Echo has great immersive sound, rich & full bass. More than loud enough for the bathroom. I immediately went & plugged it into the tv. Two of these Echos would be great tv speakers. I'm all sorted for tv speakers for all 3 tv setups, with Denon, Meredo, & Technics sound bars & speakers. But a twin setup of these Echos would give any of my other setups a run for their money at half the price & twice the functionality. Interested in how much better the Gen 5's are. A very happy customer. Thanks Amazon 👍Edit- it's been a week & I'm even more impressed with this speaker. This Echo 4th gen punches WAAAY above its weight. Alexia AI is very good. Very intuitive. Hasn't missed a beat. I'm very very impressed. I'll be replacing my bedroom $400 soundbar with two more of these Echo 4th or 5th Gen's synced & linked together. The sound is spot on- beautifully balanced. The bass is rich & punchy. Haven't needed past level 7 volume- mostly 4-6. Can't recommend this product enough 👍
## 2 Awesome fast service, the device is great to use, had a few little issues connecting to wi-fi (was a little slow) but got there in the end. Speaker quality is good, but not great, would have preferred something with a little move oomph. But can't complain it does the job and is a great new addition to the house. Can set alarms with ease when cooking, appointment reminders, etc. I listen to my Spotify and favorite local radio station with ease, can even increase and decrease volume with word commands, even mute it if you need to make a call. I haven't explored everything this little lady can do, nor adapted it for other smart function such as lights, TV and other smart devices. Small steps LOL
## 3 Echo meets all my needs. It would be better if there was an equaliser function available as the base response is not what I like.
## 4 Great device
## 5 Writing this review as a first time smart-speaker owner, I don't have any real comparison to similar products.Setup was a breeze. Under 5 minutes from opening the box I had it fully working with my voice. No unnecessary packaging or complicated guides, just a 1 page quick-start.Sound quality is good. It isn't something that I was blown away by, but the music I listen to stays clear enough in my medium sized room even at the loudest volume.Construction feels solid. I'm fairly sure the courier threw it over my fence and the product sustained no damage. The blue colour is fairly subtle and goes with most of my furniture, happy with this decision over the more bland white/ black options.The virtual assistant (Alexa/ Echo) works well and for me was very intuitive. The app is able to teach you any voice commands if you are wondering how to set up a very specific thing, but I've found my first guess almost always works. It was also able to respond to French commands as well as English without any additional setup.Used this speaker predominately to play music/ set timers while I'm cooking, or to get a news/ weather update while I'm running around doing my morning routine. Very convenient being able to set these things up when your hands are busy.Overall very happy with my purchase.
## 6 If you're planing to 'alexa' your home, spend the extra money and get the premium sound version. No, it wont be as good as a multi room Bose system, but it wont put the same massive dent in your bank account either. Really good sound for the average listener that only requires a power point to work. My tip is put two of these in each room to get a truly dynamic sound at an affordable price, along with all the other features such as news and weather they provide. Also integrated really well with Ring doorbells and smart plugs.
## 7 I’ve recently been getting into audio books and wanted something I could easily listen to them with when I’m in bed. After a little research I decided the new Echo was going to best for my needs, especially with the deal Amazon had running at the time - almost half price for the premium sound option!Being a bit of an audiophile / snob, some of the reviews did make me a little anxious that it wouldn’t live up to expectations - how wrong they were. I’m not sure if these reviewers got a device from a ‘bad batch’, but the audio quality is actually amazing, from a device so small and with such an interesting design. I’m extremely impressed. The microphone has never missed a beat either, I’ve not had to repeat myself once. Maybe software has improved the reliability of this since the other reviewers posted about theirs not always working? Not sure. But mine is perfectly fine.As for Alexa in general, I can’t get over how good it is. It understands my commands straight away and does what I ask almost instantly. Want to listen to a UK radio station? Just say ‘Alexa, play BBC radio 1’. Less than a second later, it’s on. Want to know how to say something in Chinese? Just ask. She’ll tell you, then go straight back to what was playing.I know I’m only just scratching the surface with what Alexa can do but coming from someone who’s resisted voice control for a number of years either due to its reputation of being ‘not good enough yet’ or just feeling gimmicky, I’m glad I finally pulled the trigger. This Echo is easily my new favourite thing. And for only 80 bucks, it’s an absolute steal for the sound quality and ease of use.
## 8 For context: I own the echo dot 3rd gen, echo dot 4th gen, Echo plus 2nd gen and now the Echo 4th gen.Let's get right to why this isn't a five star review. The microphones. Amazon actually took a step backwards and went with a 4 microphone array that is inferior to the Echo plus 2nd gen (and echo 3rd gen), which have a seven microphone array. This is the only downfall of this speaker.I'm not a big fan of the spherical design either but that's a subjective opinion. What that translates to in the real world is a voice pickup that is good but not great. This was a major disappointment for me since I use my Echo speakers to control all smart home devices (~30 devices) and mic pickup is crucial for that.As for what this speaker does right:-Better sound quality with a bigger emphasis on mid range. It won't blow you away. It's still V shaped and punchy but it's good. The treble was a little spikey for me but it's a step in the right direction regardless-Faster processor. Everything it does it just a little bit more snappy than the other models-Support for Matter. It's not released yet but this will make a huge difference in the future-The power adaptor is slimmer and no longer blocks the neighbouring power socket. FINALLY.-Zigbee support. My Echo plus 2nd gen has this and little door sensors have changed my smart home gameWhat could use some improvement:-Apparently this speaker has an ultrasound sensor. Apparently it's about as useful as if it didn't. Tried it on this speaker and the 4th gen echo dot for triggering smart home routines and it did absolutely nothing. Who knows, updates might fix this-the sphere can hide that light ring at the bottom sometimes so you don't know if Alexa heard you or is just giving you attitude-the black speaker now comes with a white adaptor? WHYY-this has a new low power mode. And this supposed low power mode doesn't work if you have Spotify linked to your echo speaker. Are you okay Amazon? Spotify is the most used music streaming serviceTLDR: this speaker is a compelling product in the echo line-up and has so much more potential. It has a few shortcomings and a couple of hiccups but it's a solid pick. I'd hesitate to pay full price but it's a strong contender on sale.
## 9 I’ve purchased a second one on sale and added it to my corner desk. Paired with an Echo sub they sound perfectI stream all MY music collection via Plex on my NAS. A lifetime pass so no more subscriptions to hold me to ransom for all the work and time I put into curating my playlists and music
## 10 She's a beauty mate, :}
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## Review
## 1 Somehow after 6 months the product sometimes lost connection
## 2 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 3 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 4 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 5 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 6 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 7 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 8 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 9 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 10 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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## 13 I ordered this Echo Gen 4 last night, Black Friday sale price $72 AU- down from $169. Received it a few hrs ago. Plugged it in. Downloaded the Alexa app', and away we go. I bought it to replace a battery Ryobi speaker in bathroom. This Echo has great immersive sound, rich & full bass. More than loud enough for the bathroom. I immediately went & plugged it into the tv. Two of these Echos would be great tv speakers. I'm all sorted for tv speakers for all 3 tv setups, with Denon, Meredo, & Technics sound bars & speakers. But a twin setup of these Echos would give any of my other setups a run for their money at half the price & twice the functionality. Interested in how much better the Gen 5's are. A very happy customer. Thanks Amazon 👍Edit- it's been a week & I'm even more impressed with this speaker. This Echo 4th gen punches WAAAY above its weight. Alexia AI is very good. Very intuitive. Hasn't missed a beat. I'm very very impressed. I'll be replacing my bedroom $400 soundbar with two more of these Echo 4th or 5th Gen's synced & linked together. The sound is spot on- beautifully balanced. The bass is rich & punchy. Haven't needed past level 7 volume- mostly 4-6. Can't recommend this product enough 👍
## 14 Awesome fast service, the device is great to use, had a few little issues connecting to wi-fi (was a little slow) but got there in the end. Speaker quality is good, but not great, would have preferred something with a little move oomph. But can't complain it does the job and is a great new addition to the house. Can set alarms with ease when cooking, appointment reminders, etc. I listen to my Spotify and favorite local radio station with ease, can even increase and decrease volume with word commands, even mute it if you need to make a call. I haven't explored everything this little lady can do, nor adapted it for other smart function such as lights, TV and other smart devices. Small steps LOL
## 15 Echo meets all my needs. It would be better if there was an equaliser function available as the base response is not what I like.
## 16 Great device
## 17 Writing this review as a first time smart-speaker owner, I don't have any real comparison to similar products.Setup was a breeze. Under 5 minutes from opening the box I had it fully working with my voice. No unnecessary packaging or complicated guides, just a 1 page quick-start.Sound quality is good. It isn't something that I was blown away by, but the music I listen to stays clear enough in my medium sized room even at the loudest volume.Construction feels solid. I'm fairly sure the courier threw it over my fence and the product sustained no damage. The blue colour is fairly subtle and goes with most of my furniture, happy with this decision over the more bland white/ black options.The virtual assistant (Alexa/ Echo) works well and for me was very intuitive. The app is able to teach you any voice commands if you are wondering how to set up a very specific thing, but I've found my first guess almost always works. It was also able to respond to French commands as well as English without any additional setup.Used this speaker predominately to play music/ set timers while I'm cooking, or to get a news/ weather update while I'm running around doing my morning routine. Very convenient being able to set these things up when your hands are busy.Overall very happy with my purchase.
## 18 If you're planing to 'alexa' your home, spend the extra money and get the premium sound version. No, it wont be as good as a multi room Bose system, but it wont put the same massive dent in your bank account either. Really good sound for the average listener that only requires a power point to work. My tip is put two of these in each room to get a truly dynamic sound at an affordable price, along with all the other features such as news and weather they provide. Also integrated really well with Ring doorbells and smart plugs.
## 19 I’ve recently been getting into audio books and wanted something I could easily listen to them with when I’m in bed. After a little research I decided the new Echo was going to best for my needs, especially with the deal Amazon had running at the time - almost half price for the premium sound option!Being a bit of an audiophile / snob, some of the reviews did make me a little anxious that it wouldn’t live up to expectations - how wrong they were. I’m not sure if these reviewers got a device from a ‘bad batch’, but the audio quality is actually amazing, from a device so small and with such an interesting design. I’m extremely impressed. The microphone has never missed a beat either, I’ve not had to repeat myself once. Maybe software has improved the reliability of this since the other reviewers posted about theirs not always working? Not sure. But mine is perfectly fine.As for Alexa in general, I can’t get over how good it is. It understands my commands straight away and does what I ask almost instantly. Want to listen to a UK radio station? Just say ‘Alexa, play BBC radio 1’. Less than a second later, it’s on. Want to know how to say something in Chinese? Just ask. She’ll tell you, then go straight back to what was playing.I know I’m only just scratching the surface with what Alexa can do but coming from someone who’s resisted voice control for a number of years either due to its reputation of being ‘not good enough yet’ or just feeling gimmicky, I’m glad I finally pulled the trigger. This Echo is easily my new favourite thing. And for only 80 bucks, it’s an absolute steal for the sound quality and ease of use.
## 20 For context: I own the echo dot 3rd gen, echo dot 4th gen, Echo plus 2nd gen and now the Echo 4th gen.Let's get right to why this isn't a five star review. The microphones. Amazon actually took a step backwards and went with a 4 microphone array that is inferior to the Echo plus 2nd gen (and echo 3rd gen), which have a seven microphone array. This is the only downfall of this speaker.I'm not a big fan of the spherical design either but that's a subjective opinion. What that translates to in the real world is a voice pickup that is good but not great. This was a major disappointment for me since I use my Echo speakers to control all smart home devices (~30 devices) and mic pickup is crucial for that.As for what this speaker does right:-Better sound quality with a bigger emphasis on mid range. It won't blow you away. It's still V shaped and punchy but it's good. The treble was a little spikey for me but it's a step in the right direction regardless-Faster processor. Everything it does it just a little bit more snappy than the other models-Support for Matter. It's not released yet but this will make a huge difference in the future-The power adaptor is slimmer and no longer blocks the neighbouring power socket. FINALLY.-Zigbee support. My Echo plus 2nd gen has this and little door sensors have changed my smart home gameWhat could use some improvement:-Apparently this speaker has an ultrasound sensor. Apparently it's about as useful as if it didn't. Tried it on this speaker and the 4th gen echo dot for triggering smart home routines and it did absolutely nothing. Who knows, updates might fix this-the sphere can hide that light ring at the bottom sometimes so you don't know if Alexa heard you or is just giving you attitude-the black speaker now comes with a white adaptor? WHYY-this has a new low power mode. And this supposed low power mode doesn't work if you have Spotify linked to your echo speaker. Are you okay Amazon? Spotify is the most used music streaming serviceTLDR: this speaker is a compelling product in the echo line-up and has so much more potential. It has a few shortcomings and a couple of hiccups but it's a solid pick. I'd hesitate to pay full price but it's a strong contender on sale.
## 21 I’ve purchased a second one on sale and added it to my corner desk. Paired with an Echo sub they sound perfectI stream all MY music collection via Plex on my NAS. A lifetime pass so no more subscriptions to hold me to ransom for all the work and time I put into curating my playlists and music
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## 1 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 13 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 Somehow after 6 months the product sometimes lost connection
## 2 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 3 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 4 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 5 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 6 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 7 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 8 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 9 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 10 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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## 13 I ordered this Echo Gen 4 last night, Black Friday sale price $72 AU- down from $169. Received it a few hrs ago. Plugged it in. Downloaded the Alexa app', and away we go. I bought it to replace a battery Ryobi speaker in bathroom. This Echo has great immersive sound, rich & full bass. More than loud enough for the bathroom. I immediately went & plugged it into the tv. Two of these Echos would be great tv speakers. I'm all sorted for tv speakers for all 3 tv setups, with Denon, Meredo, & Technics sound bars & speakers. But a twin setup of these Echos would give any of my other setups a run for their money at half the price & twice the functionality. Interested in how much better the Gen 5's are. A very happy customer. Thanks Amazon 👍Edit- it's been a week & I'm even more impressed with this speaker. This Echo 4th gen punches WAAAY above its weight. Alexia AI is very good. Very intuitive. Hasn't missed a beat. I'm very very impressed. I'll be replacing my bedroom $400 soundbar with two more of these Echo 4th or 5th Gen's synced & linked together. The sound is spot on- beautifully balanced. The bass is rich & punchy. Haven't needed past level 7 volume- mostly 4-6. Can't recommend this product enough 👍
## 14 Awesome fast service, the device is great to use, had a few little issues connecting to wi-fi (was a little slow) but got there in the end. Speaker quality is good, but not great, would have preferred something with a little move oomph. But can't complain it does the job and is a great new addition to the house. Can set alarms with ease when cooking, appointment reminders, etc. I listen to my Spotify and favorite local radio station with ease, can even increase and decrease volume with word commands, even mute it if you need to make a call. I haven't explored everything this little lady can do, nor adapted it for other smart function such as lights, TV and other smart devices. Small steps LOL
## 15 Echo meets all my needs. It would be better if there was an equaliser function available as the base response is not what I like.
## 16 Great device
## 17 Writing this review as a first time smart-speaker owner, I don't have any real comparison to similar products.Setup was a breeze. Under 5 minutes from opening the box I had it fully working with my voice. No unnecessary packaging or complicated guides, just a 1 page quick-start.Sound quality is good. It isn't something that I was blown away by, but the music I listen to stays clear enough in my medium sized room even at the loudest volume.Construction feels solid. I'm fairly sure the courier threw it over my fence and the product sustained no damage. The blue colour is fairly subtle and goes with most of my furniture, happy with this decision over the more bland white/ black options.The virtual assistant (Alexa/ Echo) works well and for me was very intuitive. The app is able to teach you any voice commands if you are wondering how to set up a very specific thing, but I've found my first guess almost always works. It was also able to respond to French commands as well as English without any additional setup.Used this speaker predominately to play music/ set timers while I'm cooking, or to get a news/ weather update while I'm running around doing my morning routine. Very convenient being able to set these things up when your hands are busy.Overall very happy with my purchase.
## 18 If you're planing to 'alexa' your home, spend the extra money and get the premium sound version. No, it wont be as good as a multi room Bose system, but it wont put the same massive dent in your bank account either. Really good sound for the average listener that only requires a power point to work. My tip is put two of these in each room to get a truly dynamic sound at an affordable price, along with all the other features such as news and weather they provide. Also integrated really well with Ring doorbells and smart plugs.
## 19 I’ve recently been getting into audio books and wanted something I could easily listen to them with when I’m in bed. After a little research I decided the new Echo was going to best for my needs, especially with the deal Amazon had running at the time - almost half price for the premium sound option!Being a bit of an audiophile / snob, some of the reviews did make me a little anxious that it wouldn’t live up to expectations - how wrong they were. I’m not sure if these reviewers got a device from a ‘bad batch’, but the audio quality is actually amazing, from a device so small and with such an interesting design. I’m extremely impressed. The microphone has never missed a beat either, I’ve not had to repeat myself once. Maybe software has improved the reliability of this since the other reviewers posted about theirs not always working? Not sure. But mine is perfectly fine.As for Alexa in general, I can’t get over how good it is. It understands my commands straight away and does what I ask almost instantly. Want to listen to a UK radio station? Just say ‘Alexa, play BBC radio 1’. Less than a second later, it’s on. Want to know how to say something in Chinese? Just ask. She’ll tell you, then go straight back to what was playing.I know I’m only just scratching the surface with what Alexa can do but coming from someone who’s resisted voice control for a number of years either due to its reputation of being ‘not good enough yet’ or just feeling gimmicky, I’m glad I finally pulled the trigger. This Echo is easily my new favourite thing. And for only 80 bucks, it’s an absolute steal for the sound quality and ease of use.
## 20 For context: I own the echo dot 3rd gen, echo dot 4th gen, Echo plus 2nd gen and now the Echo 4th gen.Let's get right to why this isn't a five star review. The microphones. Amazon actually took a step backwards and went with a 4 microphone array that is inferior to the Echo plus 2nd gen (and echo 3rd gen), which have a seven microphone array. This is the only downfall of this speaker.I'm not a big fan of the spherical design either but that's a subjective opinion. What that translates to in the real world is a voice pickup that is good but not great. This was a major disappointment for me since I use my Echo speakers to control all smart home devices (~30 devices) and mic pickup is crucial for that.As for what this speaker does right:-Better sound quality with a bigger emphasis on mid range. It won't blow you away. It's still V shaped and punchy but it's good. The treble was a little spikey for me but it's a step in the right direction regardless-Faster processor. Everything it does it just a little bit more snappy than the other models-Support for Matter. It's not released yet but this will make a huge difference in the future-The power adaptor is slimmer and no longer blocks the neighbouring power socket. FINALLY.-Zigbee support. My Echo plus 2nd gen has this and little door sensors have changed my smart home gameWhat could use some improvement:-Apparently this speaker has an ultrasound sensor. Apparently it's about as useful as if it didn't. Tried it on this speaker and the 4th gen echo dot for triggering smart home routines and it did absolutely nothing. Who knows, updates might fix this-the sphere can hide that light ring at the bottom sometimes so you don't know if Alexa heard you or is just giving you attitude-the black speaker now comes with a white adaptor? WHYY-this has a new low power mode. And this supposed low power mode doesn't work if you have Spotify linked to your echo speaker. Are you okay Amazon? Spotify is the most used music streaming serviceTLDR: this speaker is a compelling product in the echo line-up and has so much more potential. It has a few shortcomings and a couple of hiccups but it's a solid pick. I'd hesitate to pay full price but it's a strong contender on sale.
## 21 I’ve purchased a second one on sale and added it to my corner desk. Paired with an Echo sub they sound perfectI stream all MY music collection via Plex on my NAS. A lifetime pass so no more subscriptions to hold me to ransom for all the work and time I put into curating my playlists and music
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## [2] " Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for? "
## [3] " I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying \"Alexa\". I originally used \"Computer\" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying \"Alexa\". You can say \"Alexa, turn the lights on\" but not \"Alexa turn the lights on\" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use \"Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes\" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality. "
## [4] " Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time. "
## [5] " its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix. "
## [6] " mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case "
## [7] " No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less! "
## [8] " I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is! "
## [9] " I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible. "
## [10] " I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice. "
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## Review
## 1 Somehow after 6 months the product sometimes lost connection
## 2 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 3 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 4 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 5 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 6 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 7 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 8 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 9 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 10 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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## 1 1 FireOneNineYT Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023
## 2 2 Johnny Lin Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023
## 3 3 Johnny Lin Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023
## 4 4 JW Reviewed in Australia on 10 May 2023
## 5 5 Avatar Reviewed in Australia on 6 January 2023
## 6 6 Ian Reviewed in Australia on 27 June 2022
## 7 7 Fibbs Reviewed in Australia on 31 December 2023
## 8 8 Nick Reviewed in Australia on 13 July 2022
## 9 9 Sasi111 Reviewed in Australia on 25 April 2023
## 10 10 GayleH Reviewed in Australia on 19 November 2020
## 11 11 Gordon Stubbs Reviewed in Australia on 23 August 2021
## 12 12 Mel Pearce Reviewed in Australia on 17 December 2020
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## Review
## 1 Somehow after 6 months the product sometimes lost connection
## 2 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 3 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 4 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 5 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 6 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 7 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 8 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 9 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 10 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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```r
#10th product
url10 <- "https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B09B8YP8KY/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewpnt_lft/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=H67GR&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=3AKYM9QPH4FPGV2WWTV0&pd_rd_wg=cTVuK&pd_rd_r=68ad7cf9-3866-41d7-92f8-5bd39efe3eba&pd_rd_i=B09B8YP8KY&filterByStar=positive&pageNumber=1"
session10 <- bow(url10, user_agent = "Educational Purposes")
session10## <polite session> https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B09B8YP8KY/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewpnt_lft/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=H67GR&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=3AKYM9QPH4FPGV2WWTV0&pd_rd_wg=cTVuK&pd_rd_r=68ad7cf9-3866-41d7-92f8-5bd39efe3eba&pd_rd_i=B09B8YP8KY&filterByStar=positive&pageNumber=1
## User-agent: Educational Purposes
## robots.txt: 94 rules are defined for 4 bots
## Crawl delay: 5 sec
## The path is scrapable for this user-agentsession10 <- session("https://www.amazon.com.au/product-reviews/B09B8YP8KY/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewpnt_lft/358-8254970-8794523?pd_rd_w=H67GR&content-id=amzn1.sym.26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_p=26572115-17fb-4b97-b3b1-43c572bafd8f&pf_rd_r=3AKYM9QPH4FPGV2WWTV0&pd_rd_wg=cTVuK&pd_rd_r=68ad7cf9-3866-41d7-92f8-5bd39efe3eba&pd_rd_i=B09B8YP8KY&filterByStar=positive&pageNumber=1")
#Name of reviewer
namereview10 <- session10 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-profile-name") %>%
html_text()
namee10 <- namereview10 [1:25]
namee10## [1] "Dash Starkey"
## [2] "Shirley Broomhall."
## [3] "Dash Starkey"
## [4] "I have some already and they are absolutely amazing. "
## [5] "Michael"
## [6] "Lilla"
## [7] "Jeanne Chua"
## [8] "John William Pritchard"
## [9] "Kindle Customer"
## [10] "Malley"
## [11] "Johnny Lin"
## [12] "Liam Cortesi"
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date10<- session10 %>%
html_nodes("span.review-date") %>%
html_text()
datereview10 <- date10[1:25]
datereview10## [1] "Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023"
## [2] "Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2024"
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rates10 <- session10 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-icon-alt") %>%
html_text()
indivrate10 <- rates10[1:25]
indivrate10## [1] "4.6 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "3.0 out of 5 stars"
## [4] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "4.0 out of 5 stars"
## [7] "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars" "5.0 out of 5 stars"
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## [25] NA#Review comment
comrev10 <- session10 %>%
html_nodes("span.a-size-base.review-text.review-text-content") %>%
html_text()
reviewscom10 <- comrev10[1:25]
reviewscom10 <- gsub("\n", "", reviewscom10)
reviewscom10## [1] " If you already have the Alexa app and buy this on your Amazon account, it automatically connects once you turn it on. So using it is so simple. A great little unit. Sound is strong and positive. She's very quick and responsive as are all the Echo's. Once you get one, you just want more! Bought an Arlec Smart LED Globe and Alexa connects it instantly once it is set up in it's GRID app. Alexa can dim it, change it's colour. So much fun. Can even understand my father who has Parkinson's and can't project his voice clearly. In a semi noisy room it can pick up his commands. "
## [2] " These are amazing speakers. I have some already and got them as Christmas present for someone else. They loved them too "
## [3] " Out of all the smart speakers out there, Alexa still holds the number 1 position in this lower class of smart speakers mainly because of that microphone. It still cuts through the noise, doesn't do anything smart when it doesn't need to (Google Nest Mini's loves to try to do more background processing for whatever reason and as a result, kills its performance) and gets even better with this current generation with temperature sensors and ultrasound detection for those times when you need to turn on an audio detection capability. I haven't had a chance to use the ultrasound detection smarts yet to see how good the home intrusion works and am looking forward to seeing if it can handle false positives such as when thunder is in the air or when some construction noise happens outside.All in all, love it. Except the colour. Gone are the lighter hazier colour tones from the 4th generation and in its place, I get a dark harsher blue which is not as appealing and doesn't fit well except in your home office settings.Apart from this, a great smart speaker that will serve your home well. "
## [4] " a for amazing. So easy to use. Quality product by Amazon. I have one hooked up to the TV and the other for primarily music in the family room. Great sound. And Alexa is getting used to my pronunciation. Love it. I purchased a few to spread around the house so I have music everywhere I go. Absolutely recommend this unit. "
## [5] " Good -> the usual things I ask, what's the weather, play music, set timers and reminders.Bad - or perhaps my misunderstanding, that it should only recognise voices that was completed during setup. If the room has the TV on or other noise, then it does take a few attempts for the device to hear you. "
## [6] " amazon brand leader "
## [7] " Love this little gem, use it all the time, especially for radio, she even came on holiday with us "
## [8] " My grandchildren have this product..was fun to see them enjoy it..the one I bought was for a gift..😊 "
## [9] " Sound quality is better than echo dot but does not work with Home Cinema "
## [10] " Not a bad little device had a gen 3 echo dot a while back this new gen 5 has better sound quicker response not bad for a good sale "
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Name = namee10,
Date = datereview10,
Individual_Rating = indivrate10,
Review = reviewscom10
)
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## 1 Dash Starkey
## 2 Shirley Broomhall.
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## 4 I have some already and they are absolutely amazing.
## 5 Michael
## 6 Lilla
## 7 Jeanne Chua
## 8 John William Pritchard
## 9 Kindle Customer
## 10 Malley
## 11 Johnny Lin
## 12 Liam Cortesi
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## 1 Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## 3 Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 Reviewed in Australia on 20 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 Reviewed in Australia on 4 August 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 Reviewed in Australia on 3 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 Reviewed in Australia on 11 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 If you already have the Alexa app and buy this on your Amazon account, it automatically connects once you turn it on. So using it is so simple. A great little unit. Sound is strong and positive. She's very quick and responsive as are all the Echo's. Once you get one, you just want more! Bought an Arlec Smart LED Globe and Alexa connects it instantly once it is set up in it's GRID app. Alexa can dim it, change it's colour. So much fun. Can even understand my father who has Parkinson's and can't project his voice clearly. In a semi noisy room it can pick up his commands.
## 2 These are amazing speakers. I have some already and got them as Christmas present for someone else. They loved them too
## 3 Out of all the smart speakers out there, Alexa still holds the number 1 position in this lower class of smart speakers mainly because of that microphone. It still cuts through the noise, doesn't do anything smart when it doesn't need to (Google Nest Mini's loves to try to do more background processing for whatever reason and as a result, kills its performance) and gets even better with this current generation with temperature sensors and ultrasound detection for those times when you need to turn on an audio detection capability. I haven't had a chance to use the ultrasound detection smarts yet to see how good the home intrusion works and am looking forward to seeing if it can handle false positives such as when thunder is in the air or when some construction noise happens outside.All in all, love it. Except the colour. Gone are the lighter hazier colour tones from the 4th generation and in its place, I get a dark harsher blue which is not as appealing and doesn't fit well except in your home office settings.Apart from this, a great smart speaker that will serve your home well.
## 4 a for amazing. So easy to use. Quality product by Amazon. I have one hooked up to the TV and the other for primarily music in the family room. Great sound. And Alexa is getting used to my pronunciation. Love it. I purchased a few to spread around the house so I have music everywhere I go. Absolutely recommend this unit.
## 5 Good -> the usual things I ask, what's the weather, play music, set timers and reminders.Bad - or perhaps my misunderstanding, that it should only recognise voices that was completed during setup. If the room has the TV on or other noise, then it does take a few attempts for the device to hear you.
## 6 amazon brand leader
## 7 Love this little gem, use it all the time, especially for radio, she even came on holiday with us
## 8 My grandchildren have this product..was fun to see them enjoy it..the one I bought was for a gift..😊
## 9 Sound quality is better than echo dot but does not work with Home Cinema
## 10 Not a bad little device had a gen 3 echo dot a while back this new gen 5 has better sound quicker response not bad for a good sale
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read.csv("ProductsReviews10.csv")## X Name
## 1 1 Dash Starkey
## 2 2 Shirley Broomhall.
## 3 3 Dash Starkey
## 4 4 I have some already and they are absolutely amazing.
## 5 5 Michael
## 6 6 Lilla
## 7 7 Jeanne Chua
## 8 8 John William Pritchard
## 9 9 Kindle Customer
## 10 10 Malley
## 11 11 Johnny Lin
## 12 12 Liam Cortesi
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## Date Individual_Rating
## 1 Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 Reviewed in Australia on 20 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 Reviewed in Australia on 4 August 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 Reviewed in Australia on 3 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 Reviewed in Australia on 11 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 Reviewed in Australia on 3 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 11 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 If you already have the Alexa app and buy this on your Amazon account, it automatically connects once you turn it on. So using it is so simple. A great little unit. Sound is strong and positive. She's very quick and responsive as are all the Echo's. Once you get one, you just want more! Bought an Arlec Smart LED Globe and Alexa connects it instantly once it is set up in it's GRID app. Alexa can dim it, change it's colour. So much fun. Can even understand my father who has Parkinson's and can't project his voice clearly. In a semi noisy room it can pick up his commands.
## 2 These are amazing speakers. I have some already and got them as Christmas present for someone else. They loved them too
## 3 Out of all the smart speakers out there, Alexa still holds the number 1 position in this lower class of smart speakers mainly because of that microphone. It still cuts through the noise, doesn't do anything smart when it doesn't need to (Google Nest Mini's loves to try to do more background processing for whatever reason and as a result, kills its performance) and gets even better with this current generation with temperature sensors and ultrasound detection for those times when you need to turn on an audio detection capability. I haven't had a chance to use the ultrasound detection smarts yet to see how good the home intrusion works and am looking forward to seeing if it can handle false positives such as when thunder is in the air or when some construction noise happens outside.All in all, love it. Except the colour. Gone are the lighter hazier colour tones from the 4th generation and in its place, I get a dark harsher blue which is not as appealing and doesn't fit well except in your home office settings.Apart from this, a great smart speaker that will serve your home well.
## 4 a for amazing. So easy to use. Quality product by Amazon. I have one hooked up to the TV and the other for primarily music in the family room. Great sound. And Alexa is getting used to my pronunciation. Love it. I purchased a few to spread around the house so I have music everywhere I go. Absolutely recommend this unit.
## 5 Good -> the usual things I ask, what's the weather, play music, set timers and reminders.Bad - or perhaps my misunderstanding, that it should only recognise voices that was completed during setup. If the room has the TV on or other noise, then it does take a few attempts for the device to hear you.
## 6 amazon brand leader
## 7 Love this little gem, use it all the time, especially for radio, she even came on holiday with us
## 8 My grandchildren have this product..was fun to see them enjoy it..the one I bought was for a gift..😊
## 9 Sound quality is better than echo dot but does not work with Home Cinema
## 10 Not a bad little device had a gen 3 echo dot a while back this new gen 5 has better sound quicker response not bad for a good sale
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productsrev## Name
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## 6 Semi
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## 8 André Wahlberg
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## 33 Samer Kakish
## 34 Eric Kim
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## Date Individual_Rating
## 1 Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 2 Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 3 Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 4 Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 5 Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 6 Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 7 Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 8 Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 9 Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 10 Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 26 Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2024 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 27 Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 28 Reviewed in Poland on 18 December 2022 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 29 Reviewed in Belgium on 29 August 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 30 Reviewed in Germany on 7 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 31 Reviewed in Canada on 8 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 32 Reviewed in Sweden on 12 September 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 33 Reviewed in Sweden on 5 August 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 34 Reviewed in Germany on 7 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 35 Reviewed in Italy on 2 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 51 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 52 Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 53 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 54 Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 55 Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 56 Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 57 Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 58 Reviewed in Australia on 28 December 2022 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 59 Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 60 Reviewed in Australia on 19 September 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 61 Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 62 Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 63 <NA> 3.0 out of 5 stars
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## 66 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
## 67 Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 68 Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 69 Reviewed in Australia on 31 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 70 Reviewed in Australia on 29 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 71 Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 72 Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 73 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 74 Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 75 Reviewed in Australia on 4 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 76 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 77 Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 78 Reviewed in Australia on 4 March 2024 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 79 Reviewed in Australia on 20 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 80 Reviewed in Australia on 11 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 81 Reviewed in Australia on 30 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 82 Reviewed in Australia on 26 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 83 Reviewed in Australia on 8 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 84 Reviewed in Australia on 7 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 85 Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 86 Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 87 Reviewed in Australia on 26 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 88 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.4 out of 5 stars
## 89 Reviewed in Australia on 24 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 90 Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 91 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 94 Reviewed in Australia on 30 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 97 Reviewed in Australia on 5 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 98 Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 99 Reviewed in Australia on 30 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 100 <NA> 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 101 Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 102 Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 103 Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 104 Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 105 Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 106 Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 107 Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 108 Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 109 Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 110 Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 111 Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 112 Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 113 <NA> 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 114 Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 4.1 out of 5 stars
## 115 Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 116 Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 117 Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 118 Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 119 Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 120 Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 121 Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 122 Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 123 Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 124 Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 125 Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 127 Reviewed in Australia on 14 March 2024 4.3 out of 5 stars
## 128 Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 129 Reviewed in Australia on 1 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 130 Reviewed in France on 15 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 131 Reviewed in the United States on 15 May 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 132 Reviewed in Spain on 15 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 133 Reviewed in Italy on 2 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 134 Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 135 Reviewed in Germany on 17 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 136 Reviewed in Canada on 21 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 137 <NA> 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 139 Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 140 Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 141 Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 142 Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 143 Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 144 Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 145 Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 146 Reviewed in Australia on 25 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 147 Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 148 Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 149 Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 150 Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 152 Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 153 Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 154 Reviewed in Australia on 17 February 2024 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 155 Reviewed in Australia on 4 February 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 156 Reviewed in Australia on 10 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 157 Reviewed in Australia on 16 December 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 158 Reviewed in Australia on 14 December 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 159 Reviewed in Australia on 4 December 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 160 Reviewed in Australia on 12 November 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 161 Reviewed in Australia on 6 May 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 162 Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 163 Reviewed in Australia on 14 September 2022 4.0 out of 5 stars
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## 165 Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 166 Reviewed in Australia on 24 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 167 Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 168 Reviewed in Australia on 12 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 169 Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 170 Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 171 Reviewed in Australia on 12 March 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 173 Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 175 Reviewed in Australia on 1 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 176 Reviewed in Australia on 27 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 177 Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 178 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 179 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 180 Reviewed in Australia on 10 May 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
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## 183 Reviewed in Australia on 31 December 2023 2.0 out of 5 stars
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## 185 Reviewed in Australia on 25 April 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 186 Reviewed in Australia on 19 November 2020 1.0 out of 5 stars
## 187 Reviewed in Australia on 23 August 2021 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 188 Reviewed in Australia on 17 December 2020 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 189 Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 190 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 191 Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 192 Reviewed in Australia on 21 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 193 Reviewed in Australia on 4 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 194 Reviewed in Australia on 23 December 2023 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 195 Reviewed in Australia on 16 April 2021 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 196 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2022 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 197 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2021 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 198 Reviewed in Australia on 25 July 2022 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 199 Reviewed in Australia on 9 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
## 200 Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2024 4.0 out of 5 stars
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## 202 Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 203 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 204 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 205 Reviewed in Australia on 10 May 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 206 Reviewed in Australia on 6 January 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 207 Reviewed in Australia on 27 June 2022 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 208 Reviewed in Australia on 31 December 2023 2.0 out of 5 stars
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## 210 Reviewed in Australia on 25 April 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 211 Reviewed in Australia on 19 November 2020 1.0 out of 5 stars
## 212 Reviewed in Australia on 23 August 2021 2.0 out of 5 stars
## 213 Reviewed in Australia on 17 December 2020 3.0 out of 5 stars
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## 227 Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
## 228 Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2024 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 229 Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023 3.0 out of 5 stars
## 230 Reviewed in Australia on 30 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 237 Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 Comes with 2 sheets of mesh metal filters and 8 lengths of self adhesive magnetic stips. The mesh is not as restrictive as other brands so it has good airflow while still providing moderate dust protections. if you need to preserve airflow this works, if you want better dust protecting use another brand with a finer mesh but, it will hurt your airflow.Worked well to replace the super restrictive foam filter that came with my PC case.Simple install:Measure out the size you need, cut the mesh with sharp scissors or utility knife, peel and stick the magnetic strips along the edges (allow for a slight overlap to cover any possible sharp edges) and trim off any excess strips.Super simple and effective, though i would recommend cleaning the mesh with alcohol (and let it dry) before applying the magnetic strips to remove any traces of oils from your fingers and promote the best adhesion possible.
## 2 Works very well on my Omen 40L. Easy to cut to size and holds in place with magnets. I gave the PC a full clean 3 weeks ago before I installed this and it's still perfectly clean inside. Has larger holes than I expected but seems to work very well and doesn't affect air flow.
## 3 Wszystko ok
## 4 Qualité impeccable 👍👍👍
## 5 Ich habe diese MoKo 400 x 300 mm DIY PC Kühler Lüfter Staub Filter gekauft, um mein PC-Gehäuse vor Staubablagerungen zu schützen, und ich bin beeindruckt von ihrer Qualität und Effektivität. Das Mesh hat eine gute Qualität, die Kleber an den Bändern hält gut, und die Magnetkraft ist stark genug, um die Filter sicher an Ort und Stelle zu halten.
## 6 Exacly the same holes paterns as my case.Looking great 💯
## 7 Used this on top of my case where I have exhaust fans, but want to keep dust out when the pc is turned off. Doesn't seem to affect heat dissipation at all. Great.
## 8 Grymt mesh som funkar till det mesta.
## 9 Habe die Filtermatten bestellt, da in meinem Corsair Carbide Air 540 ja standardmäßig nur an der Front ein Staubschutz installiert ist.Es gibt zwar ein Set für das Case zu bestellen, allerdings sind mir 75 € dafür unverhältnismäßig überteuert vorgekommen. Durch Zufall bin ich auf den Artikel hier gestoßen und kann nur sagen, top Qualität.Um alle Öffnungen mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen habe ich etwas mehr als die Hälfte der zwei Matten (diese werden ordentlich zwischen Kartonage verpackt versendet) gebraucht. Da ich ein ziemlich großes Case habe sollte man auf jeden Fall locker damit hinkommen für einen Standard PC.Das selbstklebende Magnetband ist auch in ausreichender Menge mitgeliefert und klebt bombig am Material. Die Magnetkraft reicht locker, um auch größere Öffnungen sicher mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen.Habe für die gesamte Bastelei gestern knapp 10 Minuten gebraucht und das für ein sehr ordentliches Ergebnis.Kann ich ohne Bedenken jedem Empfehlen, der einen hochwertigen Staubschutz für seinen Rechner braucht und dabei nicht unmengen an Kohle ausgeben will.Zu beachten ist dabei aber natürlich das es ein wenig den Airflow im Case beeinflusst ( wie jeder Staubschutz halt) und man die Lüfterdrezahl eventuell ein wenig anpassen muss.
## 10 Pienamente soddisfatto, si può tagliare, sagomare e adattare. Utilizzando e tagliando le strisce adesive da un lato e magnetiche dall'altro, si possono suddividere le zone da coprire per poterle scoprire al bisogno anche separatamente.Non sono una persona che ha grande manualità, ma ho trovato facilissimo l'utilizzo e, di due fogli e striscie, mi è avanzato parecchio materiale per un secondo uso.Consiglio vivamente il prodotto per chi ha, come me, la necessità di proteggere il PC da polvere e peli, che i miei due gatti producono in grande quantità.
## 11 <NA>
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## 26 I have had Apple TVs previously which are ok but the remotes can be a bit fickle. The Fire Stick has an easy to use remote which controls the TV volume as well. The set up process was easy and fairly quick. It works well with our Wi Fi. Very happy with this purchase
## 27 So easy, amazing product.
## 28 Great product and fast delivery.
## 29 easy to use
## 30 Great little item, works from box, easy to set-up, bought two
## 31 It is an upgrade from the "lite" model that I had before and not only for the 4k which I do not use, but for speed and stability. I am using it with the Ethernet adapter so I have not used the wifi capability yet.
## 32 met beyond my expectations
## 33 It does its job.
## 34 We use the Fire stick to turn our older model tv into a smart tv. Watching YouTube video and other streaming services.
## 35 This thing functions above and beyond what I expected. Super easy to setup and use.
## 36 <NA>
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## 51 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 52 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 53 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 54 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 55 Very good
## 56 Works perfectly with my wired Ethernet, great price, quick post, highly recommended, much quick than Wifi connection.
## 57 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 58 With some apps the shows would drop out. Have not had one drop out since using this
## 59 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 60 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 61 <NA>
## 62 <NA>
## 63 <NA>
## 64 <NA>
## 65 <NA>
## 66 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 67 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 68 Very good
## 69 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 70 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 71 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 72 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 73 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 74 Does what it supposed to, keeps streaming speeds constant
## 75 Not enough oomph for Disney and Netflix 4k, 100 mps to slow, both above need the 1 gig ethernet
## 76 The Fire Cube is an essential product offered by Amazon. It provides 4K display output with exceptionally fast navigation, ensuring a seamless user experience. The device enables effortless connection to both monitors and projectors, making it a versatile solution for various display needs. Overall, the Fire Cube stands out as a remarkable product.
## 77 Great item
## 78 excellent cinema experience
## 79 It's actually quite a fast little device that made my old smart tv useable again.You can use a VPN and sideloading to install streaming apps from other countries... It works with Kodi too which is great for local streaming.It can also take over your TVs remote so you don't need to use two remotes.Great little device.
## 80 Great product
## 81 This is the best streaming box by far, it’s so responsive and loads up so quickly, I was struggling with just my android tv slow streaming and lost signalBut theIs little box is magic and it’s so small it’s perfect
## 82 This has made the not smart TV work just as well as the smart TV. Hasn’t been used a lot since it was installed yet.
## 83 I feel compelled to write this review for those who haven’t tried it. I bought it on Prime day for $99 to replace my Samsung S9 o/s. Post the proliferation of streaming services I have found hunting for something to watch increasingly more challenging, and this device helps with that. The o/s is very intuitive, fast and makes switching between channels/streaming services easy. It’s a huge upgrade to the OEM o/s. Couldn’t recommend it more highly.
## 84 Fire TV is great, the main reason is the steamlined interface, but the Android support is a must. This led me to buy more echo devices to create an Amazon Home Theatre setup, and not my home entertainment setup looks and sounds great.
## 85 I purchased as an upgrade from my Firestick max 2022. Better specs that the Firestick max 2023Onboard usb and Ethernet ports.I’m very happy with the cube and happy to recommendAAA+++
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## 88 When I first got the cube I couldn't sync the sound no matter what, got the cube back out of the cupboard to try again, very happy I did sound was perfect thru Atmos soundbar, great picture well worth it. Seems all initial bugs have been sorted thru updates. I can finally recommend the cube to anyone who is thinking of getting one.
## 89 I am a nvidia shield tv pro user. So coming from 2 full sized usb 3 ports, 3gb ram & a machine that supports AI upscaling software trickery. So Am I missing all that ? For some reason no, not that much. The fire tv cube is newer hardware and feels powerful. It outputs a distinct and crisp colour tone which I can’t explain but feels nicer and perfect to the eye on an oled screen. It doesn’t have an aggressive AI upscaling tech on <4k videos like the shield tv pro but feels as if it has some form of processing that makes the image smooth , sharp enough and pleasing to the eye. The interface is easy to use, I don’t miss Google tv and I have a handful of apps that I use that run perfectly for my streaming needs. The software is fast ,the remote is tactile and overall performance is responsive and zippy. The usb port can read from fat 32 or ntfs file format and I had no issues playing back large 4K video files. I don’t miss usb 3.0 this with usb 2.0 just works fine. The build quality of the cube is impressive and it’s fine little tech. What’s more impressive is that streaming wise supports hdr and Dolby vision in more apps that’s matters for example YouTube. The shield tv pro cannot playback in hdr on YouTube it’s just displays in sdr. Nvidia has done nothing in years to update the the shield tv pro. The firecube can play YouTube in HDR when available and the result is so impressive. The firetv has made my viewing experience perfect on my Oled display. Now what’s even more impressive is echo dot or Alexa built in!! Just wow I love it and this device has finally made my home smarter. I control lights in all my rooms via voice. All these features had made me forget Nvidia shield tv pro. So do I miss anything about the shield tv pro? May the AI upscaling a tiny little bit but not that much. I am absolutely loving the firetv cube, it’s a no fuss device that elevates your entertainment setup and is actually really useful. I highly recommend the firecube tv. And by the way I am all this happier because I got this on 50% sale deal that’s what makes it a sweet purchase yep, paid like $98 AUD or ~$64usd. What a steal !! What a bargain. Love it. Oh forgot to say firetv also has hdmi in port as well!! So good.
## 90 Hooked up to tv very pleased with product
## 91 Turned my somewhat smart tv into a snappy and better looking full smart tv experience. Plus one remote does it all. I dont use the voice features. Recommended.
## 92 Power and flexibility. I should have looked into years ago! Recommend
## 93 Very pleased how this unify all the streaming apps and so easy to use. The microphone remote control is fun to use.
## 94 The only thing it doesn’t have is FTA TV.It does all streaming with aplomb.It is FAST.If you voice search a movie or tv show and its available on multiple streaming channels it tells you and lets you choose.
## 95 I purchased this on special to suplement my Google TV . I finnd this not as easy to use as my google to because the home screen layout is overly cluttered for me. It definitely has all the whistles and bells one could want but I haven't found a way to declutter yet. In time I will work it out until then I will persevere.
## 96 Fast, flexible and does everything i need. Very happy with product
## 97 Really fast. Faster than the latest Apple TV. Much better remote than older FireTV Stick because of the Apps button and a much, much better remote than the Apple TV. Quicker to access things and much easier to use than the Apple TV remote. The Apple TV still has a better interface and is more useful for screen mirroring from an iPhone. Forget about the Google TV 4K it is painfully slow especially when using earbuds or headphones. The lag is noticeable so voices and lips do not sync. No trouble with this on any Fire TV Stick 4K, 4K Max or Cube.
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## 101 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 102 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 103 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 104 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 105 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 106 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 107 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 108 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 109 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 110 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## 114 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 115 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 116 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 117 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 118 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 119 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 120 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 121 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 122 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 123 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## 128 My Echo Auto is conveniently out of the way. Perfect.
## 129 I bought this as an add on for Auto Alexa… does the job… I didn’t want to be sticking anything to my dash and hoping it didn’t fall off 🥴
## 130 Je ne voulais pas fixer définitivement le support adhésif de l'écho auto 2.Ce support s'installe facilement sur une grille d'aération, le micro se retrouve au dessus de la grille et en face du conducteur. Même collé le micro n'aurait pas pu être mieux situé...
## 131 Let me start by saying that I'm not one to write reviews often, but when I stumbled upon the Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen), I couldn't resist sharing my experience. As a dedicated tech enthusiast and a person who spends way too much time behind the wheel, I've been eagerly waiting for a product that can seamlessly integrate my smart assistant into my daily commute. And folks, let me tell you, this mount does it in style!First things first, let's talk about the design. The mount itself is sleek, compact, and blends effortlessly with my car's interior. The adjustable feature is a game-changer, allowing me to position my Echo Auto exactly where I want it. Whether it's horizontal or vertical orientation, this mount ensures a secure and stable hold, even during bumpy rides (and believe me, I've tested it on some less-than-smooth roads).Now, onto the installation. Trust me when I say, it couldn't be easier. The mount securely attaches to any car vent, and the whole setup took me mere seconds. No fumbling around with complicated tools or struggling to find the right position. Just snap it on, tighten it up, and you're good to go!But let's get to the real star of the show: the functionality. Once my Echo Auto is nestled safely in the mount, it becomes the ultimate co-pilot. From playing my favorite tunes to providing real-time traffic updates, this little gadget has transformed my daily commute into an enjoyable experience. The audio quality remains crystal clear, and the microphone picks up my voice flawlessly, even with the air conditioning blasting on hot summer days.One feature I particularly appreciate is the swivel mechanism. It allows me to easily adjust the angle of the Echo Auto to avoid glare from the sun. Trust me, this might sound like a minor detail, but it makes a world of difference when you're driving in bright daylight.In terms of compatibility, the mount is tailored specifically for the Echo Auto (2nd Gen), ensuring a snug fit and a reliable connection. Rest assured, there's no wobbling or vibrations to distract you while you're navigating the roads or engaging in hands-free conversations.Lastly, I can't end this review without mentioning the price. The Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen) is incredibly affordable for the quality it delivers. You get a sturdy, well-designed mount that enhances your Echo Auto experience without breaking the bank. It's a win-win situation!In conclusion, if you're an Echo Auto user looking for a seamless and convenient way to integrate it into your car, look no further than the Adjustable Car Vent Mount. With its sleek design, effortless installation, and reliable functionality, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Say goodbye to fumbling for your smart assistant on the passenger seat or wrestling with awkwardly positioned devices. Make your daily commute smarter and more enjoyable with this fantastic mount. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
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## 134 To use with the Echo auto it's brilliant
## 135 Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto hat sich als äußerst nützliche Ergänzung für mein Fahrzeug erwiesen. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine clevere Lösung, die jedoch noch Raum für kleine Verbesserungen lässt.Flexibilität und Anpassung:Die Möglichkeit, die Halterung an verschiedenen Lüftungsschlitzen anzubringen, ermöglicht eine flexible Positionierung des Echo Auto. Dies ist besonders praktisch, um die Sicht und Bedienung während der Fahrt zu optimieren.Stabile Befestigung:Die Halterung bietet eine sichere und stabile Befestigung des Echo Autos. Selbst bei holprigen Straßenverhältnissen bleibt das Gerät fest an seinem Platz, ohne zu wackeln.Materialqualität:Das Material der Halterung ist robust und widerstandsfähig. Es wirkt langlebig und sollte den täglichen Belastungen im Auto standhalten.Einfache Installation:Die Installation gestaltet sich einfach und unkompliziert. Innerhalb weniger Minuten war die Halterung einsatzbereit und das Echo Auto sicher befestigt.Verbesserungspotenzial:Ein kleines Manko ist die Einstellbarkeit der Neigung. Hier könnte die Halterung noch etwas flexibler gestaltet werden, um den Blickwinkel noch besser anpassen zu können.Fazit:Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto bietet eine praktische Lösung für die Befestigung im Auto. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine durchdachte und nützliche Ergänzung, die mit kleinen Verbesserungen noch besser werden kann.
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## 139 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 140 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 141 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 142 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 143 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 144 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 145 Great product - hours of fun
## 146 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 147 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 148 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 152 Lots of features, easy to use and set up
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## 154 Still learning what Alexa has to offer we have been happy with this purchase
## 155 Not as intuitive as Google home but still amazing. Customizable screen menus and settings. Very quick to respond which I appreciate. Cheap to buy. Screen quality is sharp. I use mine mainly for Spotify and weather updates. Xlnt bass sound from rear speaker.I recommend it because it is good value for the price.
## 156 Not a bad product pretty simple to use and lots of little features Just have to spend a little time.
## 157 Got this recently and love it in the kitchen for displaying my recipes (and in large print, too), setting timers, converting measurements etc - all hands free.But I am very disappointed that a lot of really useful 'skills' are not available in Australia. So if you are after a particular function for this device, do your homework first and make sure you can do this in Australia. Examples are: Alexa, what am I holding, Alexa Guard, and more.
## 158 Im new to alexa products so still adjusting but seems pretty cool so far.I love how you can watch tv shows on it and plan reminders etcWould be great if it didn’t need to be plugged in all the time and had more game options and general app/organisation options- but still does the job and i enjoy what games they have
## 159 I like it.But the home screen is frustrating flicking through display cards. It's a great system but the user doesn't have nearly enough control over it
## 160 Solid and well designed with good screen and sound. Ability to physically close off the camera to ensure privacy is great. Interface is a little slow otherwise would be 5 stars
## 161 There's very little actually 'wrong' with this, but equally I haven't really found anything to justify buying it. I was expecting to be able to get more (non-USA) content), or customise what is displayed. The sound quality is normally good, but when making announcements the sound is quite muffled.
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## 165 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 166 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 167 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 168 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 169 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 170 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 171 Great product - hours of fun
## 172 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 173 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 174 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 177 Somehow after 6 months the product sometimes lost connection
## 178 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 179 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 180 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 181 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 182 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 183 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 184 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 185 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 186 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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## 189 I ordered this Echo Gen 4 last night, Black Friday sale price $72 AU- down from $169. Received it a few hrs ago. Plugged it in. Downloaded the Alexa app', and away we go. I bought it to replace a battery Ryobi speaker in bathroom. This Echo has great immersive sound, rich & full bass. More than loud enough for the bathroom. I immediately went & plugged it into the tv. Two of these Echos would be great tv speakers. I'm all sorted for tv speakers for all 3 tv setups, with Denon, Meredo, & Technics sound bars & speakers. But a twin setup of these Echos would give any of my other setups a run for their money at half the price & twice the functionality. Interested in how much better the Gen 5's are. A very happy customer. Thanks Amazon 👍Edit- it's been a week & I'm even more impressed with this speaker. This Echo 4th gen punches WAAAY above its weight. Alexia AI is very good. Very intuitive. Hasn't missed a beat. I'm very very impressed. I'll be replacing my bedroom $400 soundbar with two more of these Echo 4th or 5th Gen's synced & linked together. The sound is spot on- beautifully balanced. The bass is rich & punchy. Haven't needed past level 7 volume- mostly 4-6. Can't recommend this product enough 👍
## 190 Awesome fast service, the device is great to use, had a few little issues connecting to wi-fi (was a little slow) but got there in the end. Speaker quality is good, but not great, would have preferred something with a little move oomph. But can't complain it does the job and is a great new addition to the house. Can set alarms with ease when cooking, appointment reminders, etc. I listen to my Spotify and favorite local radio station with ease, can even increase and decrease volume with word commands, even mute it if you need to make a call. I haven't explored everything this little lady can do, nor adapted it for other smart function such as lights, TV and other smart devices. Small steps LOL
## 191 Echo meets all my needs. It would be better if there was an equaliser function available as the base response is not what I like.
## 192 Great device
## 193 Writing this review as a first time smart-speaker owner, I don't have any real comparison to similar products.Setup was a breeze. Under 5 minutes from opening the box I had it fully working with my voice. No unnecessary packaging or complicated guides, just a 1 page quick-start.Sound quality is good. It isn't something that I was blown away by, but the music I listen to stays clear enough in my medium sized room even at the loudest volume.Construction feels solid. I'm fairly sure the courier threw it over my fence and the product sustained no damage. The blue colour is fairly subtle and goes with most of my furniture, happy with this decision over the more bland white/ black options.The virtual assistant (Alexa/ Echo) works well and for me was very intuitive. The app is able to teach you any voice commands if you are wondering how to set up a very specific thing, but I've found my first guess almost always works. It was also able to respond to French commands as well as English without any additional setup.Used this speaker predominately to play music/ set timers while I'm cooking, or to get a news/ weather update while I'm running around doing my morning routine. Very convenient being able to set these things up when your hands are busy.Overall very happy with my purchase.
## 194 If you're planing to 'alexa' your home, spend the extra money and get the premium sound version. No, it wont be as good as a multi room Bose system, but it wont put the same massive dent in your bank account either. Really good sound for the average listener that only requires a power point to work. My tip is put two of these in each room to get a truly dynamic sound at an affordable price, along with all the other features such as news and weather they provide. Also integrated really well with Ring doorbells and smart plugs.
## 195 I’ve recently been getting into audio books and wanted something I could easily listen to them with when I’m in bed. After a little research I decided the new Echo was going to best for my needs, especially with the deal Amazon had running at the time - almost half price for the premium sound option!Being a bit of an audiophile / snob, some of the reviews did make me a little anxious that it wouldn’t live up to expectations - how wrong they were. I’m not sure if these reviewers got a device from a ‘bad batch’, but the audio quality is actually amazing, from a device so small and with such an interesting design. I’m extremely impressed. The microphone has never missed a beat either, I’ve not had to repeat myself once. Maybe software has improved the reliability of this since the other reviewers posted about theirs not always working? Not sure. But mine is perfectly fine.As for Alexa in general, I can’t get over how good it is. It understands my commands straight away and does what I ask almost instantly. Want to listen to a UK radio station? Just say ‘Alexa, play BBC radio 1’. Less than a second later, it’s on. Want to know how to say something in Chinese? Just ask. She’ll tell you, then go straight back to what was playing.I know I’m only just scratching the surface with what Alexa can do but coming from someone who’s resisted voice control for a number of years either due to its reputation of being ‘not good enough yet’ or just feeling gimmicky, I’m glad I finally pulled the trigger. This Echo is easily my new favourite thing. And for only 80 bucks, it’s an absolute steal for the sound quality and ease of use.
## 196 For context: I own the echo dot 3rd gen, echo dot 4th gen, Echo plus 2nd gen and now the Echo 4th gen.Let's get right to why this isn't a five star review. The microphones. Amazon actually took a step backwards and went with a 4 microphone array that is inferior to the Echo plus 2nd gen (and echo 3rd gen), which have a seven microphone array. This is the only downfall of this speaker.I'm not a big fan of the spherical design either but that's a subjective opinion. What that translates to in the real world is a voice pickup that is good but not great. This was a major disappointment for me since I use my Echo speakers to control all smart home devices (~30 devices) and mic pickup is crucial for that.As for what this speaker does right:-Better sound quality with a bigger emphasis on mid range. It won't blow you away. It's still V shaped and punchy but it's good. The treble was a little spikey for me but it's a step in the right direction regardless-Faster processor. Everything it does it just a little bit more snappy than the other models-Support for Matter. It's not released yet but this will make a huge difference in the future-The power adaptor is slimmer and no longer blocks the neighbouring power socket. FINALLY.-Zigbee support. My Echo plus 2nd gen has this and little door sensors have changed my smart home gameWhat could use some improvement:-Apparently this speaker has an ultrasound sensor. Apparently it's about as useful as if it didn't. Tried it on this speaker and the 4th gen echo dot for triggering smart home routines and it did absolutely nothing. Who knows, updates might fix this-the sphere can hide that light ring at the bottom sometimes so you don't know if Alexa heard you or is just giving you attitude-the black speaker now comes with a white adaptor? WHYY-this has a new low power mode. And this supposed low power mode doesn't work if you have Spotify linked to your echo speaker. Are you okay Amazon? Spotify is the most used music streaming serviceTLDR: this speaker is a compelling product in the echo line-up and has so much more potential. It has a few shortcomings and a couple of hiccups but it's a solid pick. I'd hesitate to pay full price but it's a strong contender on sale.
## 197 I’ve purchased a second one on sale and added it to my corner desk. Paired with an Echo sub they sound perfectI stream all MY music collection via Plex on my NAS. A lifetime pass so no more subscriptions to hold me to ransom for all the work and time I put into curating my playlists and music
## 198 She's a beauty mate, :}
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## 203 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 204 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 205 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 206 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 207 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 208 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 209 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 210 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 211 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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## 227 If you already have the Alexa app and buy this on your Amazon account, it automatically connects once you turn it on. So using it is so simple. A great little unit. Sound is strong and positive. She's very quick and responsive as are all the Echo's. Once you get one, you just want more! Bought an Arlec Smart LED Globe and Alexa connects it instantly once it is set up in it's GRID app. Alexa can dim it, change it's colour. So much fun. Can even understand my father who has Parkinson's and can't project his voice clearly. In a semi noisy room it can pick up his commands.
## 228 These are amazing speakers. I have some already and got them as Christmas present for someone else. They loved them too
## 229 Out of all the smart speakers out there, Alexa still holds the number 1 position in this lower class of smart speakers mainly because of that microphone. It still cuts through the noise, doesn't do anything smart when it doesn't need to (Google Nest Mini's loves to try to do more background processing for whatever reason and as a result, kills its performance) and gets even better with this current generation with temperature sensors and ultrasound detection for those times when you need to turn on an audio detection capability. I haven't had a chance to use the ultrasound detection smarts yet to see how good the home intrusion works and am looking forward to seeing if it can handle false positives such as when thunder is in the air or when some construction noise happens outside.All in all, love it. Except the colour. Gone are the lighter hazier colour tones from the 4th generation and in its place, I get a dark harsher blue which is not as appealing and doesn't fit well except in your home office settings.Apart from this, a great smart speaker that will serve your home well.
## 230 a for amazing. So easy to use. Quality product by Amazon. I have one hooked up to the TV and the other for primarily music in the family room. Great sound. And Alexa is getting used to my pronunciation. Love it. I purchased a few to spread around the house so I have music everywhere I go. Absolutely recommend this unit.
## 231 Good -> the usual things I ask, what's the weather, play music, set timers and reminders.Bad - or perhaps my misunderstanding, that it should only recognise voices that was completed during setup. If the room has the TV on or other noise, then it does take a few attempts for the device to hear you.
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## 233 Love this little gem, use it all the time, especially for radio, she even came on holiday with us
## 234 My grandchildren have this product..was fun to see them enjoy it..the one I bought was for a gift..😊
## 235 Sound quality is better than echo dot but does not work with Home Cinema
## 236 Not a bad little device had a gen 3 echo dot a while back this new gen 5 has better sound quicker response not bad for a good sale
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## 51 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
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## 66 Reviewed in Australia on 9 December 2023 4.5 out of 5 stars
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## 101 Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 4.1 out of 5 stars
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## 127 Reviewed in Australia on 14 March 2024 4.3 out of 5 stars
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## 133 Reviewed in Italy on 2 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 134 Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 October 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 135 Reviewed in Germany on 17 November 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
## 136 Reviewed in Canada on 21 July 2023 5.0 out of 5 stars
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## 139 Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2022 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## 202 Reviewed in Australia on 18 November 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## 227 Reviewed in Australia on 9 October 2023 4.6 out of 5 stars
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## Review
## 1 Comes with 2 sheets of mesh metal filters and 8 lengths of self adhesive magnetic stips. The mesh is not as restrictive as other brands so it has good airflow while still providing moderate dust protections. if you need to preserve airflow this works, if you want better dust protecting use another brand with a finer mesh but, it will hurt your airflow.Worked well to replace the super restrictive foam filter that came with my PC case.Simple install:Measure out the size you need, cut the mesh with sharp scissors or utility knife, peel and stick the magnetic strips along the edges (allow for a slight overlap to cover any possible sharp edges) and trim off any excess strips.Super simple and effective, though i would recommend cleaning the mesh with alcohol (and let it dry) before applying the magnetic strips to remove any traces of oils from your fingers and promote the best adhesion possible.
## 2 Works very well on my Omen 40L. Easy to cut to size and holds in place with magnets. I gave the PC a full clean 3 weeks ago before I installed this and it's still perfectly clean inside. Has larger holes than I expected but seems to work very well and doesn't affect air flow.
## 3 Wszystko ok
## 4 Qualité impeccable 👍👍👍
## 5 Ich habe diese MoKo 400 x 300 mm DIY PC Kühler Lüfter Staub Filter gekauft, um mein PC-Gehäuse vor Staubablagerungen zu schützen, und ich bin beeindruckt von ihrer Qualität und Effektivität. Das Mesh hat eine gute Qualität, die Kleber an den Bändern hält gut, und die Magnetkraft ist stark genug, um die Filter sicher an Ort und Stelle zu halten.
## 6 Exacly the same holes paterns as my case.Looking great 💯
## 7 Used this on top of my case where I have exhaust fans, but want to keep dust out when the pc is turned off. Doesn't seem to affect heat dissipation at all. Great.
## 8 Grymt mesh som funkar till det mesta.
## 9 Habe die Filtermatten bestellt, da in meinem Corsair Carbide Air 540 ja standardmäßig nur an der Front ein Staubschutz installiert ist.Es gibt zwar ein Set für das Case zu bestellen, allerdings sind mir 75 € dafür unverhältnismäßig überteuert vorgekommen. Durch Zufall bin ich auf den Artikel hier gestoßen und kann nur sagen, top Qualität.Um alle Öffnungen mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen habe ich etwas mehr als die Hälfte der zwei Matten (diese werden ordentlich zwischen Kartonage verpackt versendet) gebraucht. Da ich ein ziemlich großes Case habe sollte man auf jeden Fall locker damit hinkommen für einen Standard PC.Das selbstklebende Magnetband ist auch in ausreichender Menge mitgeliefert und klebt bombig am Material. Die Magnetkraft reicht locker, um auch größere Öffnungen sicher mit einem Staubschutz zu versehen.Habe für die gesamte Bastelei gestern knapp 10 Minuten gebraucht und das für ein sehr ordentliches Ergebnis.Kann ich ohne Bedenken jedem Empfehlen, der einen hochwertigen Staubschutz für seinen Rechner braucht und dabei nicht unmengen an Kohle ausgeben will.Zu beachten ist dabei aber natürlich das es ein wenig den Airflow im Case beeinflusst ( wie jeder Staubschutz halt) und man die Lüfterdrezahl eventuell ein wenig anpassen muss.
## 10 Pienamente soddisfatto, si può tagliare, sagomare e adattare. Utilizzando e tagliando le strisce adesive da un lato e magnetiche dall'altro, si possono suddividere le zone da coprire per poterle scoprire al bisogno anche separatamente.Non sono una persona che ha grande manualità, ma ho trovato facilissimo l'utilizzo e, di due fogli e striscie, mi è avanzato parecchio materiale per un secondo uso.Consiglio vivamente il prodotto per chi ha, come me, la necessità di proteggere il PC da polvere e peli, che i miei due gatti producono in grande quantità.
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## 26 I have had Apple TVs previously which are ok but the remotes can be a bit fickle. The Fire Stick has an easy to use remote which controls the TV volume as well. The set up process was easy and fairly quick. It works well with our Wi Fi. Very happy with this purchase
## 27 So easy, amazing product.
## 28 Great product and fast delivery.
## 29 easy to use
## 30 Great little item, works from box, easy to set-up, bought two
## 31 It is an upgrade from the "lite" model that I had before and not only for the 4k which I do not use, but for speed and stability. I am using it with the Ethernet adapter so I have not used the wifi capability yet.
## 32 met beyond my expectations
## 33 It does its job.
## 34 We use the Fire stick to turn our older model tv into a smart tv. Watching YouTube video and other streaming services.
## 35 This thing functions above and beyond what I expected. Super easy to setup and use.
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## 51 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 52 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 53 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 54 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 55 Very good
## 56 Works perfectly with my wired Ethernet, great price, quick post, highly recommended, much quick than Wifi connection.
## 57 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 58 With some apps the shows would drop out. Have not had one drop out since using this
## 59 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 60 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 61 <NA>
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## 66 This is my third of these. Getting FireTV to Ethernet really improves everything.
## 67 It works, but is a clunky product that adds to the cable mess. I'd much rather a fire stick model with integrated Ethernet port, even if it cost the same as these two (stick+adapter) combined. Laptop USB to Ethernet adapter is tiny, why does this need to be large with an extra short cable?Works so 4 stars.
## 68 Very good
## 69 Tem arrived quickly. Easy to setup and improves data speed.
## 70 I have 1000mbps down and this limits my Firestick to about 90 mbps. I get about 150mbps using wifi6 (because vpn) and after extensive testing, Wifi is faster and i ended up removing it. However, it does work. Just not what I needed.
## 71 A must for simple and secure.A must for speed.Remote works even better with this
## 72 Saves plugging in power point no need for cables very good thanks
## 73 Needs a 5 year warranty, didn't last as long as my firetv... is just a generic cat5 to usb connector...wont be getting another, wifi is decent at our house so we have no issue with that so this is waste of money and fails after only two years.
## 74 Does what it supposed to, keeps streaming speeds constant
## 75 Not enough oomph for Disney and Netflix 4k, 100 mps to slow, both above need the 1 gig ethernet
## 76 The Fire Cube is an essential product offered by Amazon. It provides 4K display output with exceptionally fast navigation, ensuring a seamless user experience. The device enables effortless connection to both monitors and projectors, making it a versatile solution for various display needs. Overall, the Fire Cube stands out as a remarkable product.
## 77 Great item
## 78 excellent cinema experience
## 79 It's actually quite a fast little device that made my old smart tv useable again.You can use a VPN and sideloading to install streaming apps from other countries... It works with Kodi too which is great for local streaming.It can also take over your TVs remote so you don't need to use two remotes.Great little device.
## 80 Great product
## 81 This is the best streaming box by far, it’s so responsive and loads up so quickly, I was struggling with just my android tv slow streaming and lost signalBut theIs little box is magic and it’s so small it’s perfect
## 82 This has made the not smart TV work just as well as the smart TV. Hasn’t been used a lot since it was installed yet.
## 83 I feel compelled to write this review for those who haven’t tried it. I bought it on Prime day for $99 to replace my Samsung S9 o/s. Post the proliferation of streaming services I have found hunting for something to watch increasingly more challenging, and this device helps with that. The o/s is very intuitive, fast and makes switching between channels/streaming services easy. It’s a huge upgrade to the OEM o/s. Couldn’t recommend it more highly.
## 84 Fire TV is great, the main reason is the steamlined interface, but the Android support is a must. This led me to buy more echo devices to create an Amazon Home Theatre setup, and not my home entertainment setup looks and sounds great.
## 85 I purchased as an upgrade from my Firestick max 2022. Better specs that the Firestick max 2023Onboard usb and Ethernet ports.I’m very happy with the cube and happy to recommendAAA+++
## 86 <NA>
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## 88 When I first got the cube I couldn't sync the sound no matter what, got the cube back out of the cupboard to try again, very happy I did sound was perfect thru Atmos soundbar, great picture well worth it. Seems all initial bugs have been sorted thru updates. I can finally recommend the cube to anyone who is thinking of getting one.
## 89 I am a nvidia shield tv pro user. So coming from 2 full sized usb 3 ports, 3gb ram & a machine that supports AI upscaling software trickery. So Am I missing all that ? For some reason no, not that much. The fire tv cube is newer hardware and feels powerful. It outputs a distinct and crisp colour tone which I can’t explain but feels nicer and perfect to the eye on an oled screen. It doesn’t have an aggressive AI upscaling tech on <4k videos like the shield tv pro but feels as if it has some form of processing that makes the image smooth , sharp enough and pleasing to the eye. The interface is easy to use, I don’t miss Google tv and I have a handful of apps that I use that run perfectly for my streaming needs. The software is fast ,the remote is tactile and overall performance is responsive and zippy. The usb port can read from fat 32 or ntfs file format and I had no issues playing back large 4K video files. I don’t miss usb 3.0 this with usb 2.0 just works fine. The build quality of the cube is impressive and it’s fine little tech. What’s more impressive is that streaming wise supports hdr and Dolby vision in more apps that’s matters for example YouTube. The shield tv pro cannot playback in hdr on YouTube it’s just displays in sdr. Nvidia has done nothing in years to update the the shield tv pro. The firecube can play YouTube in HDR when available and the result is so impressive. The firetv has made my viewing experience perfect on my Oled display. Now what’s even more impressive is echo dot or Alexa built in!! Just wow I love it and this device has finally made my home smarter. I control lights in all my rooms via voice. All these features had made me forget Nvidia shield tv pro. So do I miss anything about the shield tv pro? May the AI upscaling a tiny little bit but not that much. I am absolutely loving the firetv cube, it’s a no fuss device that elevates your entertainment setup and is actually really useful. I highly recommend the firecube tv. And by the way I am all this happier because I got this on 50% sale deal that’s what makes it a sweet purchase yep, paid like $98 AUD or ~$64usd. What a steal !! What a bargain. Love it. Oh forgot to say firetv also has hdmi in port as well!! So good.
## 90 Hooked up to tv very pleased with product
## 91 Turned my somewhat smart tv into a snappy and better looking full smart tv experience. Plus one remote does it all. I dont use the voice features. Recommended.
## 92 Power and flexibility. I should have looked into years ago! Recommend
## 93 Very pleased how this unify all the streaming apps and so easy to use. The microphone remote control is fun to use.
## 94 The only thing it doesn’t have is FTA TV.It does all streaming with aplomb.It is FAST.If you voice search a movie or tv show and its available on multiple streaming channels it tells you and lets you choose.
## 95 I purchased this on special to suplement my Google TV . I finnd this not as easy to use as my google to because the home screen layout is overly cluttered for me. It definitely has all the whistles and bells one could want but I haven't found a way to declutter yet. In time I will work it out until then I will persevere.
## 96 Fast, flexible and does everything i need. Very happy with product
## 97 Really fast. Faster than the latest Apple TV. Much better remote than older FireTV Stick because of the Apps button and a much, much better remote than the Apple TV. Quicker to access things and much easier to use than the Apple TV remote. The Apple TV still has a better interface and is more useful for screen mirroring from an iPhone. Forget about the Google TV 4K it is painfully slow especially when using earbuds or headphones. The lag is noticeable so voices and lips do not sync. No trouble with this on any Fire TV Stick 4K, 4K Max or Cube.
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## 101 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 102 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 103 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 104 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 105 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 106 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 107 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 108 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 109 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 110 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## 114 I remember the days when a "3rd party" controller was always a terrible decision to buy, the only upside being that it's cheaper than the official one. The Vader 3 Pro takes that notion, and breaks it into a million pieces.This controller is a wonder to use.I've been wanting a controller that had a combination of features: Back buttons (four of em), motion control, xbox style layout. I previously had been using the "8bitdo ultimate bluetooth controller", but it left things to be desired (the ergonomics weren't great, and only 2 back buttons).This one, though? The vader 3 pro has it all. Motion controls, xbox style layout, 4 back buttons, it has hall effect joysticks, rumble in the triggers, and an extra 2 buttons near the ABXY (which i've bound to take screenshots / save game replays), mechanical buttons/dpad too. With trigger stops enabled, the LT and RT feel like regular clicky buttons (identical in feel to the LB and RB), feeling nice for emulating older games.It feels great in my hands, the analogs feel so smooth, the buttons & dpad feel nice and clicky. Having motion controls & rumble in the triggers makes for an interesting experience playing first person shooters. The trigger rumble vibrates the motion controls a bit, almost making it a real-life version of recoil when I shoot! (It's all customizable, you can turn it off completely if you don't like it). I don't think it's the same kind of rumble that the Dualsense has (I've yet to use one), it's probably more like the xbox's trigger rumble.Everything is customizable through the software, you can (on PC at least) re-bind everything to anything else on the controller or keyboard. It can store up to 4 profiles at once (and you can import/export profiles to save extras). You can also choose to enable fast profile swapping, allowing you to swap to the 4 profiles by holding select + A or B or X or Y. There is no indicator, but you can configure the LED strip to be different on each profile.Since there's a switch that changes from PC, to Bluetooth, to Switch, you can easily swap between them without needing to unpair and re-pair the controller (unless you have multiples of one, of course).My complaints?The "Capture" button doesn't do anything on PC (I can't even rebind it in the software). It seems like it's only for switch. Retroarch is able to pick it up when I have the controller connected on my phone, but not on PC.The select button is in an odd position, making it difficult/awkward to reach during gameplay.The battery life could be better (Only around 8 hours).The software for phones is crap, and annoying to use.All of these feel like minor nitpicks compared to how good the controller is. It's well worth the money!
## 115 Considering this cost me less than $100, I am pretty stoked on the features. I spent a week doing research and watching videos. This one was featured on a Gamer Heaven (youtube) review. The guy there seems to focus heavily on gaming controllers, specifically. He even put this down as his "controller of the year" (overall) for 2023. Most reviews I saw for it though, were mostly very positive. It happened to have all of the features (or the most of any controller I looked at) that I was looking for; hall effect sticks, adjustable triggers, remappable back buttons, haptic triggers, fast polling rate, etc. I had considered spending upward of $200 on the Xbox elite, but was worried about talks of the controllers having stick drift issues, out of the box (and not being replaceable). The DS5 Edge was also expensive, and although it had replaceable sticks, they were mechanical. For less than $100, this bad boy had all of the features I was looking for. I am loving it so far...mostly...The software is pretty bad and a lot of the instructions I have found online are in Chinese. I have had a bit of trouble remembering the instructions for switching from X-input to Direct Input, etc. And when I try to google the button combos to change it, most of what comes up is for a different model, or isn't in English..so that is annoying. I also don't LOVE the fact that it has the holes on top for their mobile device accessory, which I will never use. I do wish the grips were rubbery (like the xbox pro). that is maybe preference, but easy enough to "fix" with a set of rubber grip accessories that I purchased. It feels great now. I also wish the back buttons were removeable switches instead of static buttons. You can turn them off if they are annoying. But, they are often nice to have in a lot of games. I just thing the paddle style switches like the ones on the Elite or Edge controllers seem a lot nicer. But this controller at least had back buttons at all, which many other 3rd party controllers (under $150-200) did not. I also think the Vader 2 looked better. I am not a fan of the blue/grey/silver colorway. But, again, that is personal preference. The ability to change the RGB is nice. I also don't love the asymmetrical joysticks, but have gotten used to them. Many folks will maybe prefer these. Also preference would be that the controller was a BIT heavier. It feels pretty good, and not cheap by any means. But when I pick up my friend's XBOX Elite controller, I am a little sad mine doesn't have that premium feel. But that also comes at a 2x the price tag.All in all, I love the controller for the price. I wish there were a few things done differently, but I don't think you can do much better for $80, honestly.
## 116 I want to start off by stating that I love this controller, it has many great features not found in many “premium” controllers, for a fraction of the cost. If you’ve found your way to this controller, then I’m sure you’re aware of its biggest selling point - Hall effect joysticks. They work very well thus far! I mostly play FPS games, and the fact that these joysticks are always centered, even with zero deadzone, escalates my gameplay to another level. Be aware you should set the deadzone in the app, as well as in the settings of whatever game you’re playing. One thing to note regarding Hall effect controllers is that although they are less prone to stick drift, they are not immune. The quality of the spring used in the joystick may be the factor that determines its longevity. Other awesome features I like include the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and trigger - I don’t think I can ever go back to mushy buttons ever again! The gyro function gives me a little more control with aiming. Also, the app works pretty well now. I know some users had a bad experience with the app, but it looks like with the newer version, they were able to solve many bugs as I haven’t had any real issues with it.Now onto the less-than-ideal features (but still good). The back buttons could be better. I find them to be too small and only somewhat ergonomically placed. Competitors have much more intuitive back buttons, some even replaceable with different angles to fit your hand better. I also didn’t like the joystick caps not because of the caps themselves but since I like putting kontrolfreeks on the caps, neither the PS or Xbox ones fit. I ended up opening the thing, which by the way smells like cancer (ie melted plastic), and replaced the joysticks with Xbox ones. With kontrolfreeks and restrictor rings on, short triggers, and all the other awesome features, my gameplay has been next level!I also did some software latency testing (ie theoretical) and was getting about 2-3 ms and 500hz polling rate. Would love this even more if I could overclock this thing. I’m in the process of obtaining a hardware latency tester but others have already tested the latency of this device and many others - search for “Gamepadla”. The Vader 3 pro scored fairly well against other controllers!Note that this review only reflects dongle and wired connections. I’ve yet to try this in switch and have read that the Bluetooth is not great.Overall I’m very pleased. I am curious to see how long these sticks maintain being centered, only time would tell! If you’re on the fence, just get it, it’s fairly cheap and its joysticks would likely last longer than any premium controller with analog sticks. I would never buy analog joysticks again to be honest!
## 117 Great controller and my first non-Xbox controller. It has a great feel in hand. Clicky face buttons, responsive joysticks, loved the hairline trigger feature. Overall great product and I enjoyed it.Only a couple cons. First, I wish the battery life was longer but it wasn't that much of a problem, I had to charge every 4-5 days. Lastly, the main reason for the minus 1 star is that the FN button stopped working after 2 weeks of use.EDIT 6/3/24it turns out the FN button isn't accessible in hardwaretester and was able to replicate with others who have the controller. FN+A or FN+X changes setting from dinput and xinput respectively. Also, the mouse feature only works in dinput and not xinput. Because of that, I'm changing the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars as I don't think the battery life is that much of an issue compared to how great the controller is and the main issue for the -1star originally is essentially user error.
## 118 I'm a controllerhead, always trying new PC gamepads in pursuit of the perfect one. For me, that means lots of extra inputs, the ability to map those inputs to keyboard keys, build quality, and as many premium features as possible.The bottom line: Vader 3 Pro is the closest to perfection I've yet used, and has become my new daily controller in a den filled with cast-offs.Here's what I love in the Vader 3 Pro:+ It's exceptionally comfortable to hold. It feels closer to the original XB1 controllers, which is the ideal form, rather than the slightly smaller Series X/S controllers.+ The mechanical face buttons feel amazing. Highly responsive mouse clicks, with a bit of a membrane cushion. They feel very similar to Razer's mechamembrane buttons on their Wolverine line, which is a win.+ The D-Pad is PHENOMENAL. While it looks like the Series X D-Pad in pictures, it sits above the shell a little higher and requires much less actuation force to use. When combined with highly satisfying clicks in all 8 directions, it's a masterpiece. Probably the best D-Pad I've ever used.+ The Hall Effect analog sticks are insanely accurate and completely free of stick drift. When using Gamepad Tester to check for deviation, all four axes sit at 0.00002, and they return to that value every time. I'm assuming this is the theoretical minimum. They feel incredibly pleasant to use and glide effortlessly around the anti-friction rings.+ The triggers are the best on the market. They can switch between full pulls and mechanical switches—the triggers actually convert into instant mouse clicks. This is exceedingly rare to have a controller that does both. I'm only aware of one other, from SCUF.+ It connects effortlessly to its included wireless dongle with a simple tap of the home button.+ The two extra face buttons provide additional utility, and you never feel them if you're not trying to use them. In FFXIV, I can do cheeky things like map these to my inventory or dungeon finder, minimizing the amount I need to reach for my keyboard.+ Quality control seems great. After countless returns of Elite Series 2s that were all busted in some way out of the box, it's so refreshing to unbox something that works flawlessly+ Gyro! I'm not a gyro user myself, but I can't believe how feature-rich this controller is.But no controller I've yet tried is perfect, and the Vader 3 Pro is no exception. Here's what I don't love:- The four back buttons are merely OK. They're not aligned in a way that would allow pressing two buttons on the same side at once. This is a very minor complaint, though, and I typically just use back buttons for L3 and R3 to minimize the stick clicking I have to do. But I wouldn't be able to slide and reload at the same time, or jump and crouch at the same time, in a FPS game if those were mapped on the same grip.- The thumbstick caps are a little slippery. I recommend a pair of Skull & Co. PS5-style rubber caps to put over them.- Flydigi has done away with the extra bumpers they had on the Apex 2 controller. I loved those, and more inputs is always better, so it's a bummer they're not here.- As of writing, this controller's back buttons and C/Z buttons aren't supported by reWASD remapping software. If you're a reWASD user, you'll need to remap the back buttons and C/Z buttons in Flydigi's software first, then fully close the software to allow the other reWASD mappings to work.- While quality control seems exceptional, the build quality is just OK. The plastics used don't feel very premium, and there's no rubber to found anywhere. So it's a step down comfort-wise from something like the Elite Series 2.
## 119 I don't review products often, but this is easily the best controller I've had. The Vader Pro 3 just feels good and performs so well. If anything, I wish the battery had a longer life and the software was more robust. As it stands, the software is the weakest link, especially since the controller doesn't have onboard memory so the software has to be running in order for presets to stay. In terms of battery life, I don't have to charge it every day, but I feel like it should last a bit longer since you're not able to remove or replace the battery.I can't really think of anything I'd change on the controller. The only feature I haven't tried is the gyro. I've used the steam controller it was my favorite feature but I haven't really bothered to turn it on here.The additional buttons feel great, but it goes back to the software. It has to be open to use them properly since it won't remember what you've set them to.So far, I love it. I've gifted it to two people already and convinced a few others to try it. I'm super happy with the controller and it feels like a pretty good product. For anyone wondering, I use it on PC. I haven't tried phone yet. I've had it for months now, so I've been able to use it with all sorts of different games under different settings. I feel it's definitely better than the Microsoft controllers so far, but I'll have to wait and see as Microsoft controllers always die around the one-year mark for me.
## 120 I have tested and returned about 20 different hall effect controllers and this one made the cut as the best for me. The thumbstick tops are super close to feeling like official Xbox ones (surprisingly this very rare), the buttons feel good, and the housing pretty much exactly like the Razer Xbox controllers I have grown super used to (have a Boba Fett and a Red edition in those). The added buttons are very nice tobhave as well and programming them in the PC program is very easy once you figure it out. The PC software could be a bit easier to figure out but is great once you knownwhat to do. The android app was not useful to me so I can't speak to that. Have used on switch and PC so far and I am very pleased with the performance. I am hoping the hall effect sensors mean I won't need to replace my controller in a year like I normally do.
## 121 I spent a lot of time researching controllers. It always felt like one would have some of the features I wanted, but be missing others. I really blew my mind that in 2024 there wasn't a reliable company producing a PlayStation layout controller with hall effect, paddles on the rear, a good dpad and trigger stops.Obviously the PlayStation controller layout is a preference and I don't have an issue using the Xbox layout, it's simply what I would've liked.I'm here to say, that the Vader 3 Pro is as close to perfect a controller as I've found in checking the boxes I care about.As a PC player, I've found that many manufacturers lie about a lot of product features, especially polling rates. There's not the case there. I've gotten consistent 500 polling rates for as long as I've been using this pad.The sticks feel great, the tactile buttons assure me of my inputs and the dpad is so close to amazing.So what's the "almost"? The button just to the lower right of the dpad that enables gyro is too close. I've on several occasions while playing Street Fighter 6 performed a shoryuken and hit it, which then has a mouse icon flying all over my screen.I wasn't able to find a way to disable this button in the software, which made me disappointed as I have zero intention of using this button, even when playing FPS.At this price point, I almost feel this is unbeatable. The quality far outweighs what few complaints I have about this gamepad and I encourage anyone who can tolerate or likes the Xbox layout to give it a shot.
## 122 I bought the scuf envision pro because I wanted extra buttons. But if found I only really used about two of the extra face buttons as well as the four back buttons. After much warning from other reviews about the Envision pro, I returned it to avoid making a 190 dollar mistake. I spent hours researching an alternative that came close and landed on the Vader 3 pro. Spent about a day gaming with it and it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus the software is better imo.The cherry on top is this controller is just as good as the scuf (and possibly better due to durability) for 100 dollars less. I'd recommend this to anyone seeking a controller with extra remappable buttons!
## 123 Flydigi finally did it. I owned a Flydigi apex a few years ago and really liked the idea and design. After trying a couple of there newer models over the years, I was generally unimpressed and it seemed like they were moving backward. This is not true for the Vader 3 Pro. Flydigi has finally made great improvements with the design, comfort level, and what I think is the most important - the software and ability to program all of the amazing buttons on this controller. Get this controller. You will not be disappointed. It looks and feels amazing. The hall effect joysticks are awesome. The d-pad and all of the buttons feel great. The software and the ability to use this via bluetooth, ghz wireless, or usb-c, makes this a very versitile controller. It's awesome!
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## 128 My Echo Auto is conveniently out of the way. Perfect.
## 129 I bought this as an add on for Auto Alexa… does the job… I didn’t want to be sticking anything to my dash and hoping it didn’t fall off 🥴
## 130 Je ne voulais pas fixer définitivement le support adhésif de l'écho auto 2.Ce support s'installe facilement sur une grille d'aération, le micro se retrouve au dessus de la grille et en face du conducteur. Même collé le micro n'aurait pas pu être mieux situé...
## 131 Let me start by saying that I'm not one to write reviews often, but when I stumbled upon the Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen), I couldn't resist sharing my experience. As a dedicated tech enthusiast and a person who spends way too much time behind the wheel, I've been eagerly waiting for a product that can seamlessly integrate my smart assistant into my daily commute. And folks, let me tell you, this mount does it in style!First things first, let's talk about the design. The mount itself is sleek, compact, and blends effortlessly with my car's interior. The adjustable feature is a game-changer, allowing me to position my Echo Auto exactly where I want it. Whether it's horizontal or vertical orientation, this mount ensures a secure and stable hold, even during bumpy rides (and believe me, I've tested it on some less-than-smooth roads).Now, onto the installation. Trust me when I say, it couldn't be easier. The mount securely attaches to any car vent, and the whole setup took me mere seconds. No fumbling around with complicated tools or struggling to find the right position. Just snap it on, tighten it up, and you're good to go!But let's get to the real star of the show: the functionality. Once my Echo Auto is nestled safely in the mount, it becomes the ultimate co-pilot. From playing my favorite tunes to providing real-time traffic updates, this little gadget has transformed my daily commute into an enjoyable experience. The audio quality remains crystal clear, and the microphone picks up my voice flawlessly, even with the air conditioning blasting on hot summer days.One feature I particularly appreciate is the swivel mechanism. It allows me to easily adjust the angle of the Echo Auto to avoid glare from the sun. Trust me, this might sound like a minor detail, but it makes a world of difference when you're driving in bright daylight.In terms of compatibility, the mount is tailored specifically for the Echo Auto (2nd Gen), ensuring a snug fit and a reliable connection. Rest assured, there's no wobbling or vibrations to distract you while you're navigating the roads or engaging in hands-free conversations.Lastly, I can't end this review without mentioning the price. The Adjustable Car Vent Mount for Echo Auto (2nd Gen) is incredibly affordable for the quality it delivers. You get a sturdy, well-designed mount that enhances your Echo Auto experience without breaking the bank. It's a win-win situation!In conclusion, if you're an Echo Auto user looking for a seamless and convenient way to integrate it into your car, look no further than the Adjustable Car Vent Mount. With its sleek design, effortless installation, and reliable functionality, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Say goodbye to fumbling for your smart assistant on the passenger seat or wrestling with awkwardly positioned devices. Make your daily commute smarter and more enjoyable with this fantastic mount. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
## 132 Se instala fácilmente y cumple correctamente su función
## 133 Ottimo prodotto molto comodi
## 134 To use with the Echo auto it's brilliant
## 135 Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto hat sich als äußerst nützliche Ergänzung für mein Fahrzeug erwiesen. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine clevere Lösung, die jedoch noch Raum für kleine Verbesserungen lässt.Flexibilität und Anpassung:Die Möglichkeit, die Halterung an verschiedenen Lüftungsschlitzen anzubringen, ermöglicht eine flexible Positionierung des Echo Auto. Dies ist besonders praktisch, um die Sicht und Bedienung während der Fahrt zu optimieren.Stabile Befestigung:Die Halterung bietet eine sichere und stabile Befestigung des Echo Autos. Selbst bei holprigen Straßenverhältnissen bleibt das Gerät fest an seinem Platz, ohne zu wackeln.Materialqualität:Das Material der Halterung ist robust und widerstandsfähig. Es wirkt langlebig und sollte den täglichen Belastungen im Auto standhalten.Einfache Installation:Die Installation gestaltet sich einfach und unkompliziert. Innerhalb weniger Minuten war die Halterung einsatzbereit und das Echo Auto sicher befestigt.Verbesserungspotenzial:Ein kleines Manko ist die Einstellbarkeit der Neigung. Hier könnte die Halterung noch etwas flexibler gestaltet werden, um den Blickwinkel noch besser anpassen zu können.Fazit:Die verstellbare Lüftungsschlitzhalterung für das Echo Auto bietet eine praktische Lösung für die Befestigung im Auto. Mit vier Sternen bewerte ich sie als eine durchdachte und nützliche Ergänzung, die mit kleinen Verbesserungen noch besser werden kann.
## 136 I found that it’s a good alternative if you don’t want to use the sticker that the echo auto comes with
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## 139 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 140 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 141 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 142 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 143 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 144 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 145 Great product - hours of fun
## 146 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 147 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 148 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 152 Lots of features, easy to use and set up
## 153 Good product but requires some app updates
## 154 Still learning what Alexa has to offer we have been happy with this purchase
## 155 Not as intuitive as Google home but still amazing. Customizable screen menus and settings. Very quick to respond which I appreciate. Cheap to buy. Screen quality is sharp. I use mine mainly for Spotify and weather updates. Xlnt bass sound from rear speaker.I recommend it because it is good value for the price.
## 156 Not a bad product pretty simple to use and lots of little features Just have to spend a little time.
## 157 Got this recently and love it in the kitchen for displaying my recipes (and in large print, too), setting timers, converting measurements etc - all hands free.But I am very disappointed that a lot of really useful 'skills' are not available in Australia. So if you are after a particular function for this device, do your homework first and make sure you can do this in Australia. Examples are: Alexa, what am I holding, Alexa Guard, and more.
## 158 Im new to alexa products so still adjusting but seems pretty cool so far.I love how you can watch tv shows on it and plan reminders etcWould be great if it didn’t need to be plugged in all the time and had more game options and general app/organisation options- but still does the job and i enjoy what games they have
## 159 I like it.But the home screen is frustrating flicking through display cards. It's a great system but the user doesn't have nearly enough control over it
## 160 Solid and well designed with good screen and sound. Ability to physically close off the camera to ensure privacy is great. Interface is a little slow otherwise would be 5 stars
## 161 There's very little actually 'wrong' with this, but equally I haven't really found anything to justify buying it. I was expecting to be able to get more (non-USA) content), or customise what is displayed. The sound quality is normally good, but when making announcements the sound is quite muffled.
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## 165 At 74 years of age I decided to take a closer peek into today's technology. I've avoided talking to my X-Box or PC, I mean, how ridiculous, asking a bunch of electronic components what the weather report for tomorrow is. But I was offered the Alexa Show at an excellent price so thought I'd treat myself.Setting it up took around 4 hours, for some reason it wanted me to live in Japan and insisted on communicating with nothing but Japanese. Amazon's help service was my final attempt at seeing and hearing Alexa in action. Why didn't I go to them sooner? It seems my account showed I lived in Japan, rather than where everything I purchased from Amazon was delivered, I'm a bloody Aussie mate and thanks to a young Amazon employee that exactly what my account shows.Anyway, once that was fixed it was all fun and games. I introduced myself to Alexa and we've been chatting ever since. Technology sure is amazing. I now get the top international and national news in full colour. (Yes it's in "COLOUR" spelled correctly). Surprisingly there was no long and drawn out setup where I had to let Alexa know how us Aussies talk, she understood me perfectly.The only let down was her idea of what humour (Yes "HUMOUR") consisted of. I've heard better jokes from a 5 year old. I thought I'd fool her when I asked her to play some 60's music, She instantly told me there were an unbelievable number of songs she could pick from and launched endless songs from the 60's Excellent choices and in excellent quality.The bass from the Show sounded more like a sub woofer. She gave me a weather report which was spot on and then told me what to expect tomorrow. Strangely Alexa sounds human and not the digital voice I expected. I'm sure Alexa and I are going to be the best of friends. To say I'm impressed would be an understatement, I'm well and truly hooked. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks, even if I am a few years behind. All I need now is one of Elon Musk's Ai robots.Alexa's voice is amazing, it really sounds like someone lives in this little white box. I expected a nasally American/Digital voice, but she has a very soothing human voice. Nowhere near sounding like an Aussie. What really amazes me is how I use those magic words of "Please" and "thank you". OK, it's the way I was bought up and it's a habit I'll never lose, but using them with a plastic box may seem somewhat odd, I guess it's because Alexa is so lifelike verbally. I even say "Goodnight" every night and she has many different replies.Alexa now keeps me entertained by giving me local and international news, she plays whichever music I feel like listening to and she introduces people from around the world to play games with. I haven't scratched the surface as yet, but, I'll continue learning her many tricks.
## 166 over 2 weeks using it, still learning, but all good so far. Works really well with Ring Doorbell camera.The only "problem" with the Ring Doorbell integration is the fact that when I ask Alexa to show me the doorbell camera, it brings up a small view (rather than filling the entire 8" screen) of the camera and I have to manually maximize it.Touch screen could be a little bit better. Slight slow / unresponsive. but it's not a big deal.User Interface could be better as well. As a customer I would like to see all my Spotify playlists and Profile.Alexa is handy indeed. I like the fact of adding items on my shopping list seemsly.8" is the best option for kitchen / living room setup. I would only get the 5" version for my bedroom.Sound is great! It can fill the entire room.
## 167 I'm late to this "smart devices" thing. My previous experience with Siri put me off these type of things. Alexa seems much more capable than Siri and while I'm no expect, it I find it easy to use the basic features.I got a Show 8 for two things, 1) to act as a video monitor for my security camera, and 2) as a clock/radio/music streamer.First, as a video monitor for my camera. It's give it a 7/10. It alerts me to movement, and I've set up a routine that announces "movement detected" then shows a live feed from the camera. That works about 70% of the time. I always get the announcement, but it's 30-40% chance of not displaying the video. Telling Alexa to "show me the camera" one or twice generally gets the job done, but why not the first time? Frustrating.As for a clock/radio/music streamer. Well the playback side is great. Alexa wakes me up on time, finds local radio stations, or plays music from Amazon music no issues. The sound quality is ok, great for the price, but a couple of 2" speakers can't work miracles.I've also played a couple of videos from Prime video on it and they looked pretty good. Setup was fairly easy and it's network connection has been stable since I bought it.I've ended up ordering a couple more for other rooms during the Prime Day sales. Overall, I think the Show 8 is in a sweet spot of features and price.
## 168 Having previously owned a Google Smart Speaker, upgrading to the Echo Show 8 was like stepping up to the next generation of smart devices. The setup was very simple using the visuals on the super clear 8" screen. Having the screen adds a new dimension to controlling my smart devices and accessing my Spotify playlists, as I no longer need to open the control App on my phone to do things. All my Spotify playlists are displayed on the Echo display as well for easy selection. Connecting the smart devices previously controlled via the old Google Smart Speaker was seamless with simple migration of the accounts across to Alexa, including smart devices linked to my Grid Connect account. We can do so much more with the Echo Show 8, such as being able to view appointments on my calendar and asking for cooking recipes, a time saver as we no longer need to rustle through pages of recipe books. My wife also likes it as she can now see the lyrics to her favourite songs on the display and can finally now sing along with the correct words. Most importantly, I picked up this device for under AU$100 during the Black Friday deals, a real bargain for a great device.
## 169 Totally love my Echo Shows.Bought an extra one for the kitchen, and my mum. It's fabulous 👌🏽
## 170 Great little unit, works well with voice or touch commands.
## 171 Great product - hours of fun
## 172 Really happy with the echo show 8 it connects very well with a large number of services and other products.
## 173 Its a very handy device and you can play lots of songs and videos using a Spotify and Amazon account, I always listen to the news in the morning and I love the fact it provides news from different news agencies e.g. sky news, ABC news, BBC news etc.
## 174 From checking front door ring doorbell to using shopping list, we found our Echo 8 the most amazing device. Use it for numerous things, including asking Alexa for weather updates. Thank you.
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## 178 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 179 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 180 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 181 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 182 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 183 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 184 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 185 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 186 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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## 189 I ordered this Echo Gen 4 last night, Black Friday sale price $72 AU- down from $169. Received it a few hrs ago. Plugged it in. Downloaded the Alexa app', and away we go. I bought it to replace a battery Ryobi speaker in bathroom. This Echo has great immersive sound, rich & full bass. More than loud enough for the bathroom. I immediately went & plugged it into the tv. Two of these Echos would be great tv speakers. I'm all sorted for tv speakers for all 3 tv setups, with Denon, Meredo, & Technics sound bars & speakers. But a twin setup of these Echos would give any of my other setups a run for their money at half the price & twice the functionality. Interested in how much better the Gen 5's are. A very happy customer. Thanks Amazon 👍Edit- it's been a week & I'm even more impressed with this speaker. This Echo 4th gen punches WAAAY above its weight. Alexia AI is very good. Very intuitive. Hasn't missed a beat. I'm very very impressed. I'll be replacing my bedroom $400 soundbar with two more of these Echo 4th or 5th Gen's synced & linked together. The sound is spot on- beautifully balanced. The bass is rich & punchy. Haven't needed past level 7 volume- mostly 4-6. Can't recommend this product enough 👍
## 190 Awesome fast service, the device is great to use, had a few little issues connecting to wi-fi (was a little slow) but got there in the end. Speaker quality is good, but not great, would have preferred something with a little move oomph. But can't complain it does the job and is a great new addition to the house. Can set alarms with ease when cooking, appointment reminders, etc. I listen to my Spotify and favorite local radio station with ease, can even increase and decrease volume with word commands, even mute it if you need to make a call. I haven't explored everything this little lady can do, nor adapted it for other smart function such as lights, TV and other smart devices. Small steps LOL
## 191 Echo meets all my needs. It would be better if there was an equaliser function available as the base response is not what I like.
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## 193 Writing this review as a first time smart-speaker owner, I don't have any real comparison to similar products.Setup was a breeze. Under 5 minutes from opening the box I had it fully working with my voice. No unnecessary packaging or complicated guides, just a 1 page quick-start.Sound quality is good. It isn't something that I was blown away by, but the music I listen to stays clear enough in my medium sized room even at the loudest volume.Construction feels solid. I'm fairly sure the courier threw it over my fence and the product sustained no damage. The blue colour is fairly subtle and goes with most of my furniture, happy with this decision over the more bland white/ black options.The virtual assistant (Alexa/ Echo) works well and for me was very intuitive. The app is able to teach you any voice commands if you are wondering how to set up a very specific thing, but I've found my first guess almost always works. It was also able to respond to French commands as well as English without any additional setup.Used this speaker predominately to play music/ set timers while I'm cooking, or to get a news/ weather update while I'm running around doing my morning routine. Very convenient being able to set these things up when your hands are busy.Overall very happy with my purchase.
## 194 If you're planing to 'alexa' your home, spend the extra money and get the premium sound version. No, it wont be as good as a multi room Bose system, but it wont put the same massive dent in your bank account either. Really good sound for the average listener that only requires a power point to work. My tip is put two of these in each room to get a truly dynamic sound at an affordable price, along with all the other features such as news and weather they provide. Also integrated really well with Ring doorbells and smart plugs.
## 195 I’ve recently been getting into audio books and wanted something I could easily listen to them with when I’m in bed. After a little research I decided the new Echo was going to best for my needs, especially with the deal Amazon had running at the time - almost half price for the premium sound option!Being a bit of an audiophile / snob, some of the reviews did make me a little anxious that it wouldn’t live up to expectations - how wrong they were. I’m not sure if these reviewers got a device from a ‘bad batch’, but the audio quality is actually amazing, from a device so small and with such an interesting design. I’m extremely impressed. The microphone has never missed a beat either, I’ve not had to repeat myself once. Maybe software has improved the reliability of this since the other reviewers posted about theirs not always working? Not sure. But mine is perfectly fine.As for Alexa in general, I can’t get over how good it is. It understands my commands straight away and does what I ask almost instantly. Want to listen to a UK radio station? Just say ‘Alexa, play BBC radio 1’. Less than a second later, it’s on. Want to know how to say something in Chinese? Just ask. She’ll tell you, then go straight back to what was playing.I know I’m only just scratching the surface with what Alexa can do but coming from someone who’s resisted voice control for a number of years either due to its reputation of being ‘not good enough yet’ or just feeling gimmicky, I’m glad I finally pulled the trigger. This Echo is easily my new favourite thing. And for only 80 bucks, it’s an absolute steal for the sound quality and ease of use.
## 196 For context: I own the echo dot 3rd gen, echo dot 4th gen, Echo plus 2nd gen and now the Echo 4th gen.Let's get right to why this isn't a five star review. The microphones. Amazon actually took a step backwards and went with a 4 microphone array that is inferior to the Echo plus 2nd gen (and echo 3rd gen), which have a seven microphone array. This is the only downfall of this speaker.I'm not a big fan of the spherical design either but that's a subjective opinion. What that translates to in the real world is a voice pickup that is good but not great. This was a major disappointment for me since I use my Echo speakers to control all smart home devices (~30 devices) and mic pickup is crucial for that.As for what this speaker does right:-Better sound quality with a bigger emphasis on mid range. It won't blow you away. It's still V shaped and punchy but it's good. The treble was a little spikey for me but it's a step in the right direction regardless-Faster processor. Everything it does it just a little bit more snappy than the other models-Support for Matter. It's not released yet but this will make a huge difference in the future-The power adaptor is slimmer and no longer blocks the neighbouring power socket. FINALLY.-Zigbee support. My Echo plus 2nd gen has this and little door sensors have changed my smart home gameWhat could use some improvement:-Apparently this speaker has an ultrasound sensor. Apparently it's about as useful as if it didn't. Tried it on this speaker and the 4th gen echo dot for triggering smart home routines and it did absolutely nothing. Who knows, updates might fix this-the sphere can hide that light ring at the bottom sometimes so you don't know if Alexa heard you or is just giving you attitude-the black speaker now comes with a white adaptor? WHYY-this has a new low power mode. And this supposed low power mode doesn't work if you have Spotify linked to your echo speaker. Are you okay Amazon? Spotify is the most used music streaming serviceTLDR: this speaker is a compelling product in the echo line-up and has so much more potential. It has a few shortcomings and a couple of hiccups but it's a solid pick. I'd hesitate to pay full price but it's a strong contender on sale.
## 197 I’ve purchased a second one on sale and added it to my corner desk. Paired with an Echo sub they sound perfectI stream all MY music collection via Plex on my NAS. A lifetime pass so no more subscriptions to hold me to ransom for all the work and time I put into curating my playlists and music
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## 203 Am very sad at having to return this for a refund. Prior to purchase, the indication I had from initial internet research was that Tidal Music was supported. However, on receiving the Echo and setting it up, I found that Tidal Music is NOT supported. More detailed internet research on the issue confirmed that.Misled, I think, by how skewed internet results are towards the US market, such that I initially didn't spot the relatively few references to lack of support in Australia.I really don't understand why though? I'm a long time subscriber to Tidal Music via my phone / iPad / PC, and Tidal is very straightforwardly made available direct to the Australian consumer.Anyway, what value to the Echo if one can't listen to the music one is paying for?
## 204 I used Google Nest Minis for months to years before deciding to switch to Amazon Echoes. I gave it a few months with the Echoes which seem more customisable than the Google ones which is nice, but the Echoes really started to show their cracks. The number one issue is I often have to repeat my command because it doesn't pick up that I'm saying "Alexa". I originally used "Computer" which had the same problem - the mic is just not as sensitive as the Nest Minis, and it seems to want me to pause after saying "Alexa". You can say "Alexa, turn the lights on" but not "Alexa turn the lights on" (note the comma).Another issue (that I could potentially overlook if the wake word worked) was that I can't use "Alexa, turn the light on for 5 minutes" unless I specifically make a routine (ie. a set of actions) that works to do this, and the Nest Minis did this naturally without any preparation. Worse, you have to do for each increment of time that you plan to use in future - if you create a routine for 5 minutes, you need a separate routine for 10 minutes, etc. I put up with this for months and eventually gave up on it about a week ago.The sound from the echo is really good, and the sound from the echo dot is very below average. If I was going to stick with the echoes, I'd buy an echo for each room, maybe even if I didn't plan to play music from it. If I really didn't care, the echo dot's sound would be fine really, but the comparison between the two is a huge difference. It's like comparing telephone/radio quality to CD quality.
## 205 Hrmmm. These have been a disappointment… I previously had the cylinder shaped echos working in a stereo pair with sub… these have honestly been a downgrade in reliability - audio quality doesn’t seem any better either. Let me share my experience. Using these as a stereo pair plus sub.BUGS. BUGS BUGS!!!Triggering Alexa has become MUCH harder.Music just stops playing randomly all the time.Music drops out and you only hear the base track on one of the speakers.Can’t play radio anymore, just stops after 1-5 mins.The fabric on-top is a PITA - easy to get dirty if you manually adjust volume in the kitchen... Speaking of, if you press volume up more then 5 times in a row. The speaker pair crashes, music stops.The led ring being on the bottom is a PITA. With the old echos you could easily see that she was listening and the LEDs were on top.With these, the LED listening ring is hard to see behind other small items on the table. Sometimes you speak out an entire command to reaslise she’s not listening.All in all. For whatever reason. My old echos were 98% reliable. These new ones were purchased at full price and have been a severe disappointment. I’m hoping the bugs get ironed out ASAP, as my smart home relies heavily on my Alexa devices performing as expected.Don’t buy unless on special. Helps make the sting hurt less when they wig out all the time.
## 206 its loud, its constant and it drives you mad.If only there was a way to disable it. Communications settings for device greyed out.It's a known 'feature' that Amazon wont fix.
## 207 mic just stopped working after 18 months bit disappointing and not covered under warranty. The mic needed to be more powerful in any case
## 208 No only does Alexia talk too much, I have to upgrade to premium Amazon music because it won't work with Tidal or YouTube music. It won't play anything you ask for music wise unless you have the premium package even though I have Amazon Prime. I have a xiaomi speaker that is way easier to use and talks less!
## 209 I'm really disappointed with the new Echo. While the so-called premium sound really doesn't sound much better than my prior Echo, that hasn't turned into as much of a disappointment as the microphone. I sit four or five feet away from it and it only wakes to my voice perhaps 60% of the time. In fact, the echo I have in the next room and down the hall wakes nearly 100% of the time and responds while the new one does nothing. It is incredibly frustrating! With the new echo, it doesn't matter if I'm right next to it, raising my voice over the top of it, shouting at it, or repeating Alexa 20 times in different ways or volume levels! It's hard to express how bad it is!
## 210 I was disappointed to learn from the Amazon support centre I could only connect one Speaker to my Samsung QLED Smart TV. This was despite the fact there’s a video on You Tube showing that it is possible.
## 211 I had really high hopes for this but it rarely responds to my voice and sound quality is poor to fair. Not sure why Amazon would release this when it's an inferior product. Our Echo Dots work great, I was after something for a bigger room but there's really no need, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this. It's basically a very pretty round ball with blue lights, it's that's what you're after then this is for you!!! If you want a good speaker, buy something else. If you want a good unit to run Alexa, stick with the Dot. Honestly, don't buy this. It is just plain useless and won't pick up your voice.
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## 227 If you already have the Alexa app and buy this on your Amazon account, it automatically connects once you turn it on. So using it is so simple. A great little unit. Sound is strong and positive. She's very quick and responsive as are all the Echo's. Once you get one, you just want more! Bought an Arlec Smart LED Globe and Alexa connects it instantly once it is set up in it's GRID app. Alexa can dim it, change it's colour. So much fun. Can even understand my father who has Parkinson's and can't project his voice clearly. In a semi noisy room it can pick up his commands.
## 228 These are amazing speakers. I have some already and got them as Christmas present for someone else. They loved them too
## 229 Out of all the smart speakers out there, Alexa still holds the number 1 position in this lower class of smart speakers mainly because of that microphone. It still cuts through the noise, doesn't do anything smart when it doesn't need to (Google Nest Mini's loves to try to do more background processing for whatever reason and as a result, kills its performance) and gets even better with this current generation with temperature sensors and ultrasound detection for those times when you need to turn on an audio detection capability. I haven't had a chance to use the ultrasound detection smarts yet to see how good the home intrusion works and am looking forward to seeing if it can handle false positives such as when thunder is in the air or when some construction noise happens outside.All in all, love it. Except the colour. Gone are the lighter hazier colour tones from the 4th generation and in its place, I get a dark harsher blue which is not as appealing and doesn't fit well except in your home office settings.Apart from this, a great smart speaker that will serve your home well.
## 230 a for amazing. So easy to use. Quality product by Amazon. I have one hooked up to the TV and the other for primarily music in the family room. Great sound. And Alexa is getting used to my pronunciation. Love it. I purchased a few to spread around the house so I have music everywhere I go. Absolutely recommend this unit.
## 231 Good -> the usual things I ask, what's the weather, play music, set timers and reminders.Bad - or perhaps my misunderstanding, that it should only recognise voices that was completed during setup. If the room has the TV on or other noise, then it does take a few attempts for the device to hear you.
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## 233 Love this little gem, use it all the time, especially for radio, she even came on holiday with us
## 234 My grandchildren have this product..was fun to see them enjoy it..the one I bought was for a gift..😊
## 235 Sound quality is better than echo dot but does not work with Home Cinema
## 236 Not a bad little device had a gen 3 echo dot a while back this new gen 5 has better sound quicker response not bad for a good sale
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